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NFP blames ANC for kaMagwaza Msibi’s stroke
NFP leaders still believe that the "hijacking" of Zanele KaMagwaza Msibi's first government event by ANC leadership in 2014 caused her stroke.
Petty politics in play as IFP obstructs Msibi’s memorial service
The Inkatha Freedom Party led Ulundi local municipality has been accused of trying to block the memorial service and funeral of the late leader of the rival National Freedom Party, Zanele KaMagwaza Msibi.
Note to the ANC: this is NOT how to nationalise a central bank
While the ANC continues to delay plans to nationalise the central bank, the Taliban has wasted no time in appointing a governor to Afghanistan’s central bank.
Edward Zuma believes his dad “is as fit as a football player” and strong enough to be the president
Edward Zuma, former president Jacob Zuma's son, has revealed that as far as the family knows, his father is as fit as a soccer player and mentally fit to be the president.
Newcastle mayor’s re-election has turned the ANC’s “step aside” rule into the “step back” rule
The embattled Mayor of Newcastle in KwaZulu-Natal will lead his party, the ANC, from "home" until the court decides on his criminal charges.
Royal rebels in critical condition with differing illnesses
Two key members of the Zulu Royal Family, Prince Mbonisi Zulu of eKhwezi and Princess Thembi Ndlovu, have been taken seriously ill and remain in critical condition.
Suddenly local elections are very real – 1 November is the day to remember
On Wednesday, the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, announced 1 November as the date for local elections.
Opposition up in arms over IEC’s “special treatment” of the ANC
Opposition parties are up in arms over the decision of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) to re-open voter list registration.
King Mswati III brought into the Zulu Royal feud to fight for his nephew
The Zulu Royal family has invited King of eSwatini, Makhosetive Mswati III, to help resolve the current battle for succession in the family.
Khanyile walks out of court stripped of his Twitter account
Former Fees Must Fall Activist, Bonginkosi Khanyile, has been released from prison on a R5,000 bail after he was arrested last month for allegedly instigating violence and looting that rocked parts of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng in July.
FBI most-wanted among the ministers in the Taliban’s new Afghan government
The Taliban have announced an interim government to rule Afghanistan on Monday, a month after the militant group seized power.
Mount Frere residents in desperate straits but still put their faith in the ANC
It will take a lot more than just corruption, poor service delivery or bad corporate governance in municipalities for the ANC to lose power in its strongholds.