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ANALYSIS: The people may be dead when the ANC gets ‘in touch’
The ANC says the xenophobic violence and the rape and murder of women “underline the need for a government that is in touch with the people and responsive to their needs”.
ANALYSIS: Cyril’s secrets show they’re all rotten, and it’ll get messier
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s strategy to have bank statements linked to the CR17 campaign sealed by the high court has backfired.
It’s déjà moo as Cyril is cowed into kraal mentality
Amid his legal showdown with the public protector – one of many dramas playing into the big political play – South Africans want to know whether Ramaphosa is still in a position of strength to keep his government agenda on track.
ANALYSIS: Tito’s Ace damage control is ‘not enough’ to save SA
The country’s economic titans have moved to counter the fallout over an ANC statement on the SA Reserve Bank (SARB), with finance minister Tito Mboweni slating “reckless statements” that undermine efforts to stabilise the economy.
Mama Action and Daddy Cool will run the parliamentary show
Parliament launched off Tuesday into the great unknown with new pilots in the cockpit.
ANALYSIS: Battered DA, louder EFF – see you in parliament, ANC
What does a battered and bruised DA and a bigger and louder EFF mean for the political scene now?
ANALYSIS | Is Cyril in charge? Will he tackle ANC thugs? Well, don’t ask him
The ANC’s Siyanqoba rally was President Cyril Ramaphosa’s opportunity to make the case as to why people should trust him and vote for his corruption-infested party.
ANALYSIS: ANC’s coalition puzzler - will Malema beret the hatchet?
According to the polls, the EFF might be the only major party to grow its support next week. This would mean it would have greater representation in parliament and the provinces, and thus have a louder voice in the national conversation.
Hold your horses, Time. Cyril isn’t all that influential ... yet
President Cyril Ramaphosa has made Time magazine’s list of 2019’s 100 most influential people.
Security agencies should be firewalled against meddling to fend off capture
The testimony of former Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) head Robert McBride opened a new frontier at the Zondo commission that was hitherto unexplored.











