Opposition MPs came to Public Protector Thuli Madonsela's defence during a tense justice committee meeting yesterday, accusing ruling party MPs of "ganging up" on ...
Mmusi Maimane's campaign to be the next leader of the DA received a massive boost yesterday, with over 100 Gauteng delegates to the party's federal congress pledging ...
The DA leadership race will move up a gear today as candidates meet head-on in Cape Town to persuade party representatives why they should be elected at the party's ...
The country's migration policy is up for a major review following the most recent spate of attacks on foreigners.
The government has issued a stern warning to "instigators" of the ongoing xenophobic violence and unrest, while raising concerns about the social media "phenomenon" ...
Accusing President Jacob Zuma and the government of being indirectly responsible, MPs from all parties united in condemning the xenophobic violence in KwaZulu-Natal ...
“Some of our MP’s were injured in the assault. It must be noted that the ANC in the House cheered and celebrated. ”
A national minimum wage will be a “stillborn” without private sector buy in, the Parliament’s labour committee heard.
The justice and correctional services minister has undertaken to tackle the problems plaguing his department head on.
An upbeat and jovial President Zuma has mocked “copycat” opposition parties for obsessing about Nkandla and corruption.
The Cabinet’s decision to approve changes to the Executive Members’ Ethics Code, four years later, has been met with criticism.
A skills audit by PwC has found that executives and senior managers at the SABC do not meet the minimum strategic thinking skills.
President Zuma has given judges until the end of March to disclose their interests and those of their immediate families.
A study has revealed that the Nkandla saga was among some of the reasons the ANC is growing unpopular among voters.
SA faces an"accelerating rape crisis", but the government is dedicated to protecting women and children, says Jacob Zuma.
The government has put together a strict set of media guidelines for journalists covering Madiba’s state funeral.
Tina Joemat-Pettersson has accused a fishing company of plotting to “destroy” her.
MPs have questioned the SA Police Service's rather "huge" sick leave bill of more than R600 million.
Former NYDA chairman Andile Lungisa could become the first ANC member to appear before the party’s integrity committee.
The number of medical parolees more than tripled this year compared to 2012, Correctional Services Minister S'bu Ndebele said.
Police have paid out more than R200 million to settle civil claims in the past financial year, Parliament heard.
Prisoners will be allowed to vote in next year’s elections - but those declared to be of “unsound mind” will be excluded.
The president's move over the secrecy bill was seen as a victory for media, civil society and opposition parties.
Scores of government workers abandoned their duties to moonlight at the expense of taxpayers who pay their salaries.
The Department of Basic Education has ignored a court order to pay Eastern Cape temporary teachers their salaries.