Mbalula addresses ANC unity, semantics and concubines
The police minister spoke before the press early on Sunday, briefing those present on topics that dominated the ANC’s fifth policy conference.
Treasury announces SAA bailout to settle R2.3bn debt
Government officials have moved to transfer an undisclosed sum from the National Revenue Fund to South African Airways
Nhlanha Nene to head Wits Business School
"Former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene was named interim director of the Wits Business School late Friday."
Julius Malema and the art of electioneering
In the last four years, the Economic Freedom Fighters have shown exceptional political acumen in capitalising on civil unrest.
Saudi Arabia demands Qatar close Al Jazeera, sever ties with Iran
The Gulf crisis escalated late Thursday, as Kuwait presented Qatar with a 13-point list of demands from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Egypt.
MPs call for Gigaba testimony after home affairs minister, DG fail to appear
Citing a schedule conflict, Hlengiwe Mkhize and Mkuseli Apleni failed to testify before a parliamentary portfolio committee.
Uganda offers sanctuary to refugees while global leaders renege on aid promises
2 000 people a day flee conflict in South Sudan, DRC and Somalia, putting pressure on Uganda’s resources
Malema targets ANC, Zuma and white capital in Youth Day speech
As Malema spoke, a pair of makeshift coffins were passed through the Boipatong crowd. One read "Rest in Pain Zuma"
Edgar Lungu suspends 48 MPs in latest power grab
Zambia’s capital city of Lusaka is on edge after forty-eight UPND members of parliament were suspended.
Trump tweet inspires new ‘COVFEFE Act’
A congressman has introduced a bill that aims to preserve President Trump’s tweets to make sure they are archived as part of his presidential records
