Politics

IFP falls back on old warrior Buthelezi

It was inevitable that the IFP would once again choose it’s retired president Inkosi Mangosuthu Buthelezi to lead it’s campaign in the upcoming elections.

Traffic cops in new effort to fight crime in eThekwini

EThekwini authorities are gunning for brothels and drug lords who have hijacked the city buildings and turned them into dens of illegal activity.

ANC postpones all internal elections yet again – this time using elections as the excuse

The ANC has now decided - yet again - to postpone all outstanding regional and provincial elective conferences to focus on the 1 November elections.

Bheki Cele threatens military intervention if violence continues

The government will be forced to deploy soldiers if the political killings and violence continue to rise in KZN and other provinces.

President Ramaphosa in the race against time to appoint new Chief Justice

The clock is ticking for President Cyril Ramaphosa to appoint a new Chief Justice as the 12-year term of Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng ends at the beginning of October.

Letter From Mount Frere: Rural poor living off the fat of the land

I am inspired by the sight of the people of rural KwaBhaca in the Eastern Cape who beat impossible odds without much government support to sustain themselves and their livestock.

While top cops squabble, criminals have taken advantage

Ongoing infighting between two brigadiers in the uThukela district in KwaZulu-Natal has left the SAPS struggling to operate.

NFP members strike a plot to block “Mamlambo” from leading the party

NFP members are planning to block Gugu Gumede, known as Mamlambo in uZalo, from taking over as the party leader.

ANC security blamed for Inanda slaying

The families of the three women murdered while attending an ANC meeting in Inanda blame the ruling party for their loved ones' deaths.

Magashule running out of options as the Court throws out another appeal

The Johannesburg High Court dealt Ace Magashule another bruising legal defeat on Monday when it crushed his application for leave to appeal its 9 July ruling.

We don’t want your love, Zuma’s brother tells Ramaphosa

Jacob Zuma’s brother Khanya says President Cyril Ramaphosa can "take his love and keep it" after reports that he allegedly had a hand in the former president's medical parole.

Zulu queens also turn against embattled king

Embattled king of the Zulu nation, King Misuzulu kaZwelithini, is now pinning his hopes on God after his late father's widows turned their backs on him.
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