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Why ANC politicians all too often put the National Democratic Revolution ahead of the obligations to uphold human rights.

The new intelligence Bill, passed by the National Assembly last week, has improved on the first two versions, but still fails to address its stated aim.

The candidate lists of the political parties contesting the 29 May elections are out now, and if you weren’t convinced about South Africa’s vacuum of moral leadership, the contents of these lists might help you along.

Whether or not Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is arrested and prosecuted over multimillion-rand corruption, damage has again been done.

Police have disclosed that former South African President Jacob Zuma was involved in a car crash on Thursday evening after a drunk driver collided with

President Jacob Zuma will not be allowed to stand for election on May 29, the Independent Electoral Commission has decided.

The multimillion-rand penalty relates to illegal contracts that SAP entered with state-owned company Eskom at the height of state capture.

Tony Heard, who died on Wednesday 27 March 2024 at the age of 86, was one of the bravest people I have known.

In a statement on Monday, the SIU said the order stemmed from a settlement agreement reached between the SIU and SAP on the “validity of two contracts awarded by Eskom, which was upheld by the Special Tribunal”.

The group has also reached an agreement with Sars about the last remaining legacy issue that has been holding it back from finalising its restructuring.