ANC NGC discussion document slams EFF’s ‘dictatorship of minority’ in Parliament
The ANC says the EFF’s “pseudo-political militancy” in Parliament has “subverted the very meaning of democracy – the rule of the majority.”
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Zuma ‘would rather face jail than be bullied by manipulated process’ – Foundation
The Jacob Zuma Foundation says the former President would rather “face jail” than be bullied by a “manipulated and unlawful process.”
Ex-spy boss Arthur Fraser wants intelligence file on Ramaphosa declassified
Arthur Fraser has asked the State Security Agency to declassify 41 documents, including a file on President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Zuma ‘leaves’ state capture inquiry ‘without permission’ – Zondo
State capture inquiry chairperson, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, said Zuma’s decision to leave without permission was a “serious matter.”
Zuma to file judicial complaint against Zondo after recusal bid fails
Former President Jacob Zuma has accused Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo of “becoming a judge in disputes that involve yourself.”
DA’s municipal coalitions with EFF damaged its ‘good governance brand’ – Zille
DA Federal Council Chairperson Helen Zille says her party’s setback in the recent by-elections can partly be attributed to its coalitions with EFF.
Magashule granted R200k bail as former PA turns state witness
Magashule handed himself over to the Hawks in Mangaung, Free State, on Friday following an arrest warrant issued against him earlier this week.
Ramaphosa ducks question on why Magashule ‘is still ANC Secretary-General’
President Cyril Ramaphosa said the ANC is handling the issue of its leaders stepping aside when they face corruption charges.
‘Identity politics’ among reasons we lost 7 wards in by-elections – DA
DA national spokesperson Refiloe Nt’sekhe said the party was analysing the results after emerging with a net loss of seven wards.
Ace Magashule won’t be stepping aside yet despite arrest warrant
The ANC NEC has not yet finalised a framework on how party leaders charged with corruption would “step aside.”