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At the weekend, Mbalula told ANC supporters in Mpumalanga that party MPs lied when they defended the building of a swimming pool at Zuma’s homestead by saying it was a fire pool.

ANC Youth League president Collen Malatji has urged the organisation to register its intellectual property and brands to prevent people from appropriating its identity.

ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula says the party’s former president Jacob Zuma is “as good as gone” and he has made his exit complicated, but formal processes will follow and the party is preparing itself for “war”.

ANC supporters should not be confused by the new uMkhonto weSizwe party that claims to be the ANC — because it is not. That's according to the ANC’s first deputy secretary-general, Nomvula Mokonyane.

Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK), the new political party publicly endorsed by former president Jacob Zuma, is planning a major charm offensive to woo Eastern Cape voters by capitalising on fractures in the region’s leadership. Disgruntled provincial ANC members are allegedly working behind closed doors to garner support for MK ahead of this year’s general elections.

The perceived North-South political divide post the 2023 assembly elections, where Congress succeeded in Karnataka and Telangana while BJP dominated the Hindi heartland, has sparked speculation. This narrative highlights electoral dissimilarities, potentially resisting BJPs Hindutva politics in the South. The Souths 130 Lok Sabha seats prompt questions about BJPs potential in this region. Historically, the Congress found refuge in the South, but with evolving regional dynamics, it faces new chal...

Tamil Maanila Congress president G K Vasan criticizes DMK for confusing students over Neet for political gains.

The father of radical economic transformation and Umkhonto we Sizwe party volunteer-in-chief, Baba kaDuduzane, has intensified his campaign to kick his successor, McBuffalo, out of power

Former president startled by event speaker’s revelation

New political parties established outside the ANC family and factions are in danger of being publicly overshadowed by potential coalitions and alignments, writes William Gumede.