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EFF leader Julius Malema says the party is not buying President Cyril Ramaphosa’s story that he was not involved in the controversies surrounding his Phala Phala game farm in Limpopo, where millions of dollars were allegedly hidden in furniture and then stolen with the help of a domestic worker.

It might sound like I’m advocating apathy on the robbery, but I argue it’s a way to keep ourselves a little bit safer

President and CEO Allison Larena reflects on her 20th anniversary at the Mayo Performing Arts Center as it unveils the lineup for the 2022-23 season.

Politicians have reacted to a robbery at President Cyril Ramaphosa's farm, calling for the SA Revenue Service and SA Reserve Bank to investigate multimillion-dollar theft allegations.

SA moves a step closer to prosecuting the masterminds behind state capture under former president Jacob Zuma

South Africa’s professional class is objectionably lazy when it comes to getting directly involved in politics.

Exactly a year ago, former Transnet executive Siyabonga Gama appeared before the state capture commission to give his side of the story around the dodgy locomotives deal that saw its price balloon from R38.6bn to R54bn.

The nettle needs to be grasped now before irreversible damage is done to the country, writes Barney Mthombothi.

Former sport and recreation minister Ngconde Balfour has hit back at social media users who claim he is down and out. There was an uproar after Balfour’s pictures were circulated widely this week, with social media users claiming he had fallen on hard times. They poked fun at the 67-year-old politician, who also served as correctional services minister, and claimed that fellow comrades had turned their back on him.

‘I love working with youngsters’