Politics

'Many municipalities could end up being governed by strong centre and centre-right coalition agreements, which could dramatically influence the national political environment as well.'

Hill-Lewis and Zille say they will follow the principle of ‘least bad option’ if seeking a partner

Event urges South Africans to dedicate 67-minutes to community service

The Madlanga commission of inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system continues on Friday.

The SAPS legal department concluded in December 2024 that allegations made by Member of Parliament Fadiel Adams against Crime Intelligence head Lt-Gen Dumisani Khumalo and his co-accused were largely based on hearsay, vague.

City of Cape Town says critics are oversimplifying a complex transaction

Pinetown demonstration sees Ngobese-Zuma and ‘Phakel’umthakathi’ march together for first time since June 30 action

Deputy minister of higher education and training Yusuf Cassim has pledged to improve how the National Student Financial Aid Scheme responds to students, saying the government has to become easier to reach and quicker to act.

In a written parliamentary reply to DA MP Leah Potgieter, McKenzie revealed that his department had allocated an estimated R31m of taxpayers’ money to fund the delegation.

Eastern Cape House of Traditional and Khoisan Leaders chair Nkosi Mpumalanga Gwadiso has died suddenly, sending shockwaves through traditional leadership structures and government across the country.

Western Cape High Court’s decision will determine if impeachment committee halts its work for about two months

Khampepe inquiry probing alleged efforts to stall apartheid-era prosecutions continues

It is day 2 of the hearing of an urgent application at the Western Cape High Court brought by President Cyril Ramaphosa in a bid to halt parliament’s section 89 impeachment proceedings.

Investigative Directorate Against Corruption investigator Brian Padayachee is continuing his testimony before the Madlanga commission of inquiry on Wednesday.

The parliamentary ad hoc committee investigating allegations of corruption in the criminal justice system is facing a backlash over its draft preliminary report which found no evidence of criminality against suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu.