Andile Lungisa reports to prison for 2-year term, NPA to oppose bail bid
Andile Lungisa was flanked by ANC supporters, including ANC National Youth Task Team (NYTT) convener Tandi Mahambehlala.
Politics
Fire Mapisa-Nqakula – DA to Ramaphosa after ANC offers refund for SANDF flight
The DA’s call follows the ANC’s offer to reimburse the government for using an SA Airforce jet to travel to Zimbabwe for a meeting with ZANU-PF.
‘Unconstitutional’ for ANC to ask corruption-accused leaders to step aside – Malema
Julius Malema says the aim is to discredit certain leaders so that their competitors can win in the ANC’s 2022 national conference.
Choreographed attack on Ramaphosa is counterrevolutionary – Mantashe
Gwede Mantashe has described the recent “choreographed attack” on President Cyril Ramaphosa as counterrevolutionary.
ANC wants voters to have say in selecting its local govt election candidates
The ANC wants voters to have a greater say in the selection of its candidates for the 2021 local government elections.
VBS scandal: ANC’s Danny Msiza, Florence Radzilani officially back in office
The ANC in Limpopo has confirmed that deputy provincial chairperson Florence Radzilani and provincial treasurer Danny Msiza are officially back in office.
DA to lay charges of incitement to violence against EFF leaders
The DA says it will write to Police Minister Bheki Cele and National Police Commissioner Khehla Sitole “to ask what steps they will be taking” against the EFF.
Tito Mboweni slams Zuma for ‘dictating from the grave’ in late-night tweets
ANC NEC member Tito Mboweni has taken aim at former President Jacob Zuma, accusing him of “dictating from the grave.”
IN QUOTES | Ramaphosa’s post-NEC show of strength, comments on Zuma’s letter
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa seemingly emerged from the NEC meeting in a much stronger position after his strong anti-corruption stance was endorsed
Public service isn’t bloated, but is ‘falling short of exceptions’ – Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says political interference and patronage have weakened South Africa’s public service over the years.