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Mbeki is right about holding Cyril to account - Vimarsana News

Mbeki is right about holding Cyril to account

What is former president Thabo Mbeki up to? He has written a long, convoluted and now leaked letter to deputy president Paul Mashatile in which he tries to make the case for a return to a solemn understanding in the ANC of the constitutional centrality of parliament in holding the executive to account.

If a leader is wrong, they protect them at all costs: Holomisa backs Mbeki's criticism of ANC - Vimarsana News

If a leader is wrong, they protect them at all costs: Holomisa backs Mbeki's criticism of ANC

Bantu Holomisa has criticised ANC MPs, describing them as “yo-yos” used to protect members when they prevented National Assembly investigations into the Phala Phala matter and Eskom 'corruption'.

CJ Raymond Zondo is a political charlatan, says KZN ANC - Vimarsana News

CJ Raymond Zondo is a political charlatan, says KZN ANC

The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal says chief justice Raymond Zondo is playing opposition politics. Party secretary Bheki Mtolo on Tuesday ripped into Zondo's assertions ...

Everything, it seems, conspires to usher the thuggish Malema into the deputy presidency - Vimarsana News

Everything, it seems, conspires to usher the thuggish Malema into the deputy presidency

Malema prospers because of the abject government we have. He’s filling a void at the top vacated by the ANC and its vacuous leadership, writes Barney Mthombothi.

UKZN on recess day while Unizulu closes after student robberies ahead of planned national shutdown - Vimarsana News

UKZN on recess day while Unizulu closes after student robberies ahead of planned national shutdown

EFF-aligned student leaders in KwaZulu-Natal have vowed to ensure that higher education institutions in the province respect the ‘national shutdown’ planned for Monday.