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Presidency upset after Zuma called ‘a gangster’
The president’s office has taken time to slap down a constitutional law professor who called President Jacob Zuma ‘a gangster’.
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Opposition welcomes ‘prudent fiscal policy’
Opposition parties praised the stability and continuity of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s first major financial policy statement on Tuesday.
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Gordhan provides more cash for more cops
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is planning for an extra 22 447 police officers to be recruited by the 2012/13 financial year.
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Shades of Huntley in Ireland
The government is contesting a second attempt by a South African overseas to claim residence by citing fears of ”criminal, racial discrimination”.
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Zuma’s complaints hotline is dysfunctional, says Zille
The Democratic Alliance is seething about President Jacob Zuma’s much-heralded complaints hotline, which it says is dysfunctional.
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DA: Motlanthe’s plane may have been unfit to fly
The DA on Friday questioned whether Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe’s plane, which made an emergency landing in the DRC, should have flown at all.
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Zille: ANC attacks on judiciary masked by Zuma charm
DA leader Helen Zille complained in her weekly online letter on Friday that the ANC is taking party control over independent institutions of state.
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Zuma eyes changes to land reform
President Jacob Zuma on Monday said the government is planning to make changes to the willing-buyer, willing-seller method of land redistribution.
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Holomisa talks tough over UDM’s leadership
Despite having been savaged at April’s polls, the UDM of Bantu Holomisa has tried to pull itself together and face the future.
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Zille, Sexwale try to find common ground on land dispute
Peace appears to be about to break out over the troubled N2 Gateway housing project.
