National & Provincial

Public protector probes botched circumcisions
19/6/2013 20:11

Deputy public protector Kevin Malunga will help probe the issues surrounding botched circumcisions, his office said in a statement on Wednesday.

Tshwane not in contempt of court: city
19/6/2013 18:18

Tshwane cannot be held in contempt of court for not re-installing old street name signs, the city said on Wednesday.

Mogadishu attack claims two South Africans

Five arrested for Cape Town protest

ANC suspends two mayors for defying party

Women must benefit from land reforms: PWMSA
43 minutes ago

Women must benefit from the passing of the new land reform bill, the Progressive Women's Movement of SA (PWMSA) said

Malema

Malema committing 'political suicide': Mbalula
16/6/2013 11:56

Expelled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema's plan to start a new political party is "political suicide", Sport and Recreation Minister Fikile Mbalula has told the Sunday Independent.

DJ Juju klapped me, claims man
5/6/2013 8:05

Expelled ANCYL president could face arrest after ‘assault’

Malema in court for assault: report

Malema farm to be auctioned

e-tolling

Suspend e-tolling: OUTA
31/5/2013 10:33

Government must suspend e-tolling if it wants to support economic growth, the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance said on Friday.

E-toll tariffs remain similar
30/5/2013 14:58

While the new e-toll draft regulations, gazetted on Friday, have remained roughly the same, the maximum monthly amount to be paid by light motor vehicle drivers (class A2) has decreased by R100 to R450 a month.

No decision on E-toll protest

Cosatu to return to freeways

Rhino

Legalising rhino horn not the answer - Agency
12/6/2013 17:15

Locally, the call to legalise rhino horn to combat its illicit trade on the black market has been growing over the last few years, but an international NGO is disputing the logic behind such calls.

The Rhino Wars – the real situation and the solutions
29/5/2013 8:12

2013 may be the critical turning point for the survival of the remaining rhinos on earth. Rhino horn poaching is close to resulting in more deaths than calves being born.

Rhino toll at 350

Eleven rhino poached in KZN

ANC National Policy Conference

SA not violent: Zuma
7/3/2013 12:40

South Africa is not a violent country, but there are "elements" that conduct themselves in a shocking manner, President Jacob Zuma said.

ANC rejects 'wholesale nationalisation'
27/9/2012 11:33

The ANC has rejected "wholesale nationalisation" in favour of "strategic nationalisation", according to recommendations from its national policy conference.

ANC calls for state intervention in minerals

Zuma to address the unemployed at jobs indaba

The Road to Mangaung

ANC’s respect for Constitution
11/1/2013 13:09

If column centimetres and broadcast minutes were analytical tools, historians would no doubt conclude that the 53rd National Conference of the ANC in Mangaung was all about leadership, leadership and leadership.

Future still unclear for Mangaung losers
4/1/2013 12:23

It is still not clear what the future holds for several senior ANC members who were booted out of the national executive committee (NEC) at the party’s conference in Mangaung last month.

Not ideal way to elect party leaders

ANC battle for 2017 has begun

Cosatu

Opposition slam Cosatu conference
25/9/2012 9:20

Opposition parties have slammed the recently concluded Cosatu conference for not taking workers interests into account and for using the gathering for settling internal power battles.

‘Bring in the Charter’
21/9/2012 9:22

The conflict between different government economic policies played itself out during the Cosatu national congress which came to an end yesterday calling strongly for a radical economic transformation and the adoption of the Freedom Charter.

Snapshots, fingers, songs end congress

Let Postbank give easy loans – Mantashe

Other National & Provincial News

Five arrested for Cape Town protest
26 minutes ago

Five people were arrested for public violence during a protest in Wallacedene, Kraaifontein, Western Cape police said on Thursday.

Women must benefit from land reforms: PWMSA
43 minutes ago

Women must benefit from the passing of the new land reform bill, the Progressive Women's Movement of SA (PWMSA) said

Public protector probes botched circumcisions
19/6/2013 20:11

Deputy public protector Kevin Malunga will help probe the issues surrounding botched circumcisions, his office said in a statement on Wednesday.

Government unions walk out of talks
19/6/2013 20:01

The Independent Municipal and Allied Trade Union (Imatu) and the SA Municipal Workers' Union (Samwu) walked out of negotiations with the SA Local Government Association (Salga) on Wednesday.

Tshwane not in contempt of court: city
19/6/2013 18:18

Tshwane cannot be held in contempt of court for not re-installing old street name signs, the city said on Wednesday.

Mogadishu attack claims two South Africans
19/6/2013 16:10

Two South Africans are believed to be amongst the dead in the Mogadishu attack by Alshabaab.

ANC suspends two mayors for defying party
19/6/2013 15:00

The ANC’s provincial disciplinary committee has slapped two mayors with three-year suspension each from the party for defying directives to step down.

'No, you can’t honour Obama'
19/6/2013 12:58

US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle will be welcomed by a series of achievement awards and a string of anti-US protests when they set foot in South Africa at the end of the month.

DA plans new motion against Mathale
19/6/2013 11:25

The DA plans to file another motion of no confidence against Limpopo premier Cassel Mathale after reports of alleged travel abuse on Wednesday.

R100 000 reward for info on top cop killing
19/6/2013 10:57

Gauteng police chief Mzwandile Petros offered R100 000 rewards on Wednesday for anyone who can assist the police with information regarding the killing of Maj-Gen Tirhani Simon Maswanganyi.

Motsepe gives R12m to Cape Town areas
19/6/2013 10:09

Mining magnate and billionaire Patrice Motsepe has donated R12 million to help rid Cape Town of poverty and unemployment, the Cape Argus reported on Wednesday.

Malema's allies shun new party: Report
19/6/2013 10:05

Julius Malema's former allies do not want to be associated with his new political formation, the Sowetan newspaper reported on Wednesday.

Norms document could be ready in December: Motshekga
18/6/2013 21:14

A re-draft of the norms and standards for school infrastructure will take at least six months to complete, Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga said on Tuesday.

ANC withdraws Mazibuko weight remark
18/6/2013 19:04

Senior ANC MP John Jeffery formally withdrew his controversial remark about DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko's weight and apologised to her on Tuesday.

Ramphele questions election processes
18/6/2013 17:05

The soon-to-be-launched political party, Agang SA, has concerns about the independence of elections, its leader Mamphela Ramphele said on Tuesday.