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EFF leader survives assassination attempt
EFF Gauteng leader Nkuleko Dunga has survived an assassination attempt at his home with armed men exchanging gunfire with security guards.
MK party goes to court to stop JSC hearings
The party says John Hlophe’s rights are being undermined because no law supports his exclusion from any parliamentary committee.
MK threatens protests against JSC
The Judicial Service Commission will interview future judges despite the MK party asking it to postpone the hearings.
Former IFP leader’s daughter steps in to fix party divisions
Princess Phumzile Buthelezi's attempts to resolve IFP divisions in the uThukela district, which have delayed the deputy mayor's election, were unsuccessful.
MK asks to delay JSC meeting over Hlophe case
The MK party asked the Judicial Services Commission to delay its October meeting due to impeached judge John Hlophe's court case.
Top Cogta officials suspended over pre-election corruption
Five top officials in KwaZulu-Natal's Cogta department were suspended for alleged misconduct related to the general elections earlier this year.
Court blocks Hlophe from interviewing future judges
The Western Cape High Court has temporarily blocked former judge John Hlophe from being in JSC interviews for future judges.
IFP infighting delays deputy mayor electionÂ
The election of a new deputy mayor in uThukela District was postponed at the last minute due to divisions in the IFP.
KZN news bites: MK and EFF clash over labour desk allegation
Sihle Mavuso presents the latest news from KwaZulu-Natal.
Justice minister appears before ANC committee for VBS saga
A report of the ANC integrity committee will go a long way to inform President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision on the future of Justice minister Thembi Simelane.
One hundred days later, black unions reject the GNU
The new government is at odds with Sadtu, the teachers' union, which blames the GNU for a R118-billion funding shortfall in public education.
Msholozi’s nephew rejects MKÂ
Jacob Zuma's nephew, Inkosi Simphiwe Zuma, stays with the ANC rather than joining the Umkhonto Wesizwe party.