Juju’s tea party with Msholozi fails to impress the locals
If Julius Malema's plan was to win the hearts of the rural residents when he visited Jacob Zuma at his Nkandla homestead on Friday, it didn’t work.
Ex ANC MP, under fire for ignoring corruption, admits receiving R500,000 from Bosasa
Former ANC MP Vincent Smith came under fire at the state capture commission on Monday over the lack of oversight in the relationship between the government and the tainted Bosasa company.
Loved and Lost: Bonginkosi Radebe (1949 – 2021)
Seventy-one-year old Bonginkosi Radebe died on Saturday after a short illness.
Ace Magashule says ANC will appear before Zondo
ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule is a very conflicted man.
Mhlanga warns Zuma his defiance will backfire
Leading cleric Father Brian Mhlanga has warned former President Jacob Zuma that his defiance of the Constitutional Court and the Zondo commission will "backfire" against him and the ANC.
WE ARE NOT A GANGSTER COUNTRY
Donald Trump and Jacob Zuma have a lot in common. They are prepared to burn down democracy to keep themselves out of jail.
Former MP tells Zondo that ANC put Zuma ahead of country
Outspoken former ANC MP Makhosi Khoza told the State Capture Commission of Inquiry yesterday that the ruling party put ex-president Jacob Zuma’s interests ahead of the country.
Malema is not welcome in Nkandla say locals
Lungani Zungu
Describing it as “in the best interest of the nation,” EFF leader Julius Malema has revealed that he would meet former president Jacob Zuma in Nkandla for tea.
“It could happen this weekend,” he said on Twitter on Wednesday.
But Nkandla locals still hold a grudge against him.
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Zuptas push for constitutional crisis
South Africa has slipped closer to a constitutional and political crisis after Ace Magashule indicated that he supports Jacob Zuma’s lawless defiance of a Constitutional Court order.
Former ANC MP “received death threats” from those caught stealing
Investigators who threatened to expose looting at State Owned Enterprises received death threats.
Ramaphosa opens the taps
South Africa will likely experience a countrywide hangover on Wednesday morning after President Cyril Ramaphosa lifted the booze ban on Monday night.
