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ANC National Executive Committee member Ronald Lamola says the ANC’s renewal process will be ‘painful’, but he believes it is the only direction the party should be taking at the moment. One of the issues he wants addressed is a succession plan, which must include younger members elected...

Insisting that he is fully committed to the ANC and to the country, the president says he won't be bullied over the issue and has offered to appear before the party's integrity committee.

President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the ANC's message of support at the SACP national congress at the Birchwood Hotel and OR Tambo Conference Centre in Ekurhuleni.


Ramaphosa riles against ‘personal’ attacks on him over Phala Phala.

The SA Special Risk Insurance Association (Sasria) has, to date, paid out more than R24 billion worth of insurance claims to affected businesses.

Two former employees of technology giant ABB and their wives, all Indian origin, who were arrested for defrauding South Africas electricity supplier Eskom, have been released on bail, investigating authorities said. Embattled Eskom, which has come under fire in recent times due to the frequent power outages in South Africa, has welcomed the arrest of the two former ABB employees.

They appeared in the Palm Ridge Specialised Crimes Court again on Wednesday in connection with dodgy dealings at Transnet worth millions of rand.

The Zondo report is an example of transparency around intelligence abuses but lacks detailed recommendations to enable speedy prosecutions.

Cosatu President Zingisa Losi has cautioned the movement against defending those who have stolen from the poor.

Why anyone would want to do business with the Russians, particularly if sanctions are tightened in the future, is unclear. It may be an act of economic isolation and even desperation by one or both parties, perhaps also a degree of opportunism. Why anyone would want to do business with the Russ...