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These newly awakened champions of clean governance could’ve gone with Cope or EFF a long time ago, but it’s never too late to shake things up

After 30 years of experimenting with different types of leadership, SA voters must insist on the ‘real deal’

Parliament's rules on the removal of a president will be tested for the first time as the institution embarks on a process to ascertain whether a motion to impeach President Cyril Ramaphosa passes muster.

Parliament's rules on the removal of a president will be tested for the first time as the institution embarks on a process to ascertain whether a motion to impeach President Cyril Ramaphosa passes muster.

If politicians will not listen. so im just wondering right now whether you think south africa faces serious political violence? not for zuma. there cant be any violence because zuma is going on trial. that is not going to happen. the violence that is going to happen in south africa is because the elite is disappearing and that the poor are becoming more poorer and therefore, theres going to be something that looks like an arab spring. that, we are guaranteed, i can tell you now. one day, were go...

There was a certain irony to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s family meeting about the energy crisis — back in the Zuma presidency it was Ramaphosa who headed up a “war room” to tackle load-shedding and secure adequate electricity for SA.

More than a year since her son’s fatal shooting, Gcinaphi Mkhumbi is still trying to come to terms with his death

Whether you think south africa faces serious political violence? not for zuma. there cant be any violence because zuma is going on trial. that is not going to happen. the violence that is going to happen in south africa is because the elite is disappearing, and that the poor are becoming more poorer — and therefore, theres going to be something that looks like an arab spring. that we are guaranteed, i can tell you now, one day were going to wake up with very angry people who are not going to b...

The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal wants the “divisive” step-aside rule repealed.

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s closing address at the ANC KwaZulu-Natal provincial conference underlined deep divisions in the party as he faced hostility from some delegates.