ANC pushes for rate cuts to boost economy, moves away from VAT hike
The ANC is shifting its focus to aggressive interest rate cuts as a way to revive South Africa’s struggling economy, marking a significant departure from its earlier... Read more.
ANC Tshwane leaders accused of dirty tricks
The ANC in the Greater Tshwane region is facing a storm of allegations, with senior leaders accused of corruption, manipulation and fostering a culture of intimidation.... Read more.
ANC admits to misjudging threat of apartheid forces
In a candid admission, the ANC has acknowledged a critical misstep in its post-apartheid strategy by underestimating the resilience and adaptability of apartheid-era... Read more.
Shadrack Sibiya and Bheki Cele drawn into controversial UCT rape case
The abandoned rape case against a University of Cape Town (UCT) academic, already mired in allegations of institutional obstruction involving an offer to drop charges... Read more.
ANC admits to misjudging the threat of apartheid forces
The ANC is facing a reckoning with its past, and in a candid admission, the party has acknowledged a critical misstep in its post-apartheid strategy by underestimating... Read more.
SRC lobbies Parly to save crisis-ridden Fort Hare University
The University of Fort Hare (UFH), once a beacon of academic excellence, is now grappling with what its student representative council (SRC) president, Aphelele... Read more.
Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s claims of ‘dust-gathering dockets’ disputed
Contrary to KwaZulu-Natal provincial commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s claim that dockets from the political killings task team were “gathering dust”... Read more.
ANC calls for action to stop declining support by minority groups
The ANC’s support among white, Indian and coloured communities has been shrinking for years. The party has finally acknowledged the depth of the problem... Read more.
ANC’s big plan to fix itself
After years of internal turmoil, public mistrust and waning grassroots support, the ANC is now introspecting and laying out bold plans to renew itself. This is... Read more.
Degree-for-silence in rape claim haunts UCT
Higher Education Minister Buti Manamela has launched a fresh probe into allegations that University of Cape Town (UCT) offered a student a degree to buy her silence... Read more.
