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Parliament's presiding officers, National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula and National Council of Provinces chairperson Amos Masondo will meet with Chief Justice Raymond Zondo at Constitution Hill 'to address matters of concern between the judiciary and the legislature'.

Chief Justice Raymond Zondo recently faced attacks over his remarks bemoaning the lack of movement on his state capture recommendations. Analysts and experts say these attacks are unjustified and that an argument can be made that Parliament might have overstepped.

There has been an extraordinary lambasting of Chief Justice Raymond Zondo for allegedly breaching the constitutional doctrine of the separation of powers.

It is of utmost concern that DP has been living a life of luxury paid for by tenderpreneurs

New report claims mercenaries helping President Touadéra to conduct a ‘campaign of terror’ to remain in power

Just how far can Gwede Mantashe go in pushing the limits of what is acceptable behaviour for a Cabinet minister? His recent actions suggest he does not feel the same boundaries, or is bound by the same rules, as other Cabinet ministers.

Edward Kieswetter is the new chair of the World Customs Organization. His appointment places South Africa again at the centre stage of the global customs industry, with the opportunity to influence best practice standards.

Joburg Water invited media to one of the entity’s best-functioning sewerage works. Yet 40% of SA’s wastewater treatment works are woefully inadequate.

Wagner mercenaries are committing widespread atrocities including murder, rape and torture against civilians in the war-torn state, says a new report.

The 68-page report, “‘This Government is Failing Me Too’: South Africa Compounds Legacy of Apartheid for Older People,” details the government’s failure to effectively carry out the Older Persons Act, a post-apartheid law that guarantees the rights of older people and provides for community- and home-based care and support services. These services would enable older people to continue to live in their own homes with the support they are entitled to.