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Opposition parties and a few ANC members protest over public protector's Phala Phala report - Vimarsana News

Opposition parties and a few ANC members protest over public protector's Phala Phala report

Opposition political party supporters, with some ANC members, braced scorching heat in Pretoria on Friday morning to march on the public protector's office to demand she release the report on Phala Phala.

How Nelson Mandela Bay mayor dodged axing - Vimarsana News

How Nelson Mandela Bay mayor dodged axing

A court appeal, a city manager berated, an absent councillor and a missing coalition partner aligned to the DA — the plan to remove Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Eugene Johnson was derailed in dramatic fashion on Wednesday.

Will Nelson Mandela Bay mayor survive no-confidence vote? - Vimarsana News

Will Nelson Mandela Bay mayor survive no-confidence vote?

It is D-Day for Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Eugene Johnson after she lost an 11th hour court bid to stop Wednesday’s council meeting, where she will face a motion of no confidence, from happening.

There's still too much red tape hindering business in SA, say MPs - Vimarsana News

There's still too much red tape hindering business in SA, say MPs

The trade, industry and competition department on Tuesday briefed parliament on its initiative to reduce red tape and make doing business in SA easier.

MALAIKA MAHLATSI | Removal of Da Gama little to do with principle and transparency - Vimarsana News

MALAIKA MAHLATSI | Removal of Da Gama little to do with principle and transparency

It is my contention that the removal of the DA-led coalition is not about the principle of accountability or transparency. Rather, it is a contest for state power. More than this, it is a demonstration of the frailties of SA politics, which lack the maturity to sustain stable coalition governments.