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Why must the people of South Africa depend on political parties to choose their members of Parliament, their president, their premiers and mayors?

Its president, Kenneth Meshoe, emphasised the party’s slogan: service, order and safety (SOS).

Pravin Gordhan, a key figure against state capture, announces retirement. His legacy debated amid economic strain and challenges.

Ailing Bosasa whistleblower, Angelo Agrizzi, has been declared fit to stand trial with a finding that he will be understand the proceedings. The R1.8-billion fraud and corruption trial, in which he is accused along with three others, will be heard with a separate corruption case involving forme...

Economic growth is key to getting SA out of the hole in which we find ourselves. But investment won't come unless we conquer the corrupt.

While some BEE premiums are recorded and others are not, all BEE premiums are unreported.

The tectonic plates beneath our feet are shifting again. It is undeniable that this is a time of great uncertainty. Daily Maverick and an audience of 1,500 readers will get together in person for a full day on 14 March to talk South African elections 2024. It will be a momentous day. The tecton...

Deputy Chief Justice Mandisa Maya has been given the nod by President Cyril Ramaphosa to lead the country’s judiciary come September.

By co-opting courts, incumbents entrench themselves in power while maintaining what their citizens consider to be sham democracies.

The issue of cadre deployment, as practised by the ANC, is again dominating the national discussion.