South Africa urges urgent dialogue amid rising tensions in Mozambique
The South African government says it is ready to assist in any manner to facilitate a dialogue to end the violent protests in Mozambique.
MONDAY, 30 DECEMBER 2024, 18:01
The South African government says it is ready to assist in any manner to facilitate a dialogue to end the violent protests in Mozambique.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has asked South Africans to be “mindful of alcohol and substance abuse” during the festive season.
ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula has wished citizens a merry Christmas.
The ANC has welcomed Mozambique’s highest court’s decision reaffirming the Frelimo party’s Daniel Chapo as president-elect.
At the funeral of 25-year-old Ntobeko Cele, KwaZulu-Natal premier Thamsanqa Ntuli urged decisive action to combat the violence plaguing the lives of women and children.
From the ANC’s disastrous loss in the 2024 elections to the collapse of the moonshot pact and the death of prominent leaders and former ministers, 2024 has been a sea-change moment for the political discourse.
In 2025, the “progressive caucus” in Parliament will have to show their grit amid the political warfare between its two biggest players, the EFF and MK Party. Watching the battle from the sidelines, the other caucus members will have to figure out where exactly they fit in, writes Jason Felix.
Duty-free access renewed for another year as the country prepares to strengthen trade ties with the US
Minister says he will pursue all measures to validate his withdrawal of the bill
After years of demanding that he should “pay back the money” for his controversial Nkandla residence, the EFF now wants to attach assets at former president Jacob Zuma’s property.
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen says he hopes the three-month impasse over his chief of staff Roman Cabanac’s continuing employment will be resolved “soon” – but stressed the podcaster’s dismissal must follow “due process”.
“This year was also in some respect a turbulent one for many South Africans.”
“We’ve called for an investigation by the Mayor and the MMC.”
The Ministry of Minerals and Petroleum Resources has spent a staggering R1.92 million on international travel in just four months.
This achievement has seen the DA holding hands with old foes and negotiate strategic compromises.
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has urged men to stop viewing women as possessions, saying the mentality of thinking they own women because they provide material items contributes to gender-based violence.
Financial malaise at councils is due mainly to defaulting households, government departments.
The application was dismissed with costs.
Some groups have said the full implementation of the BELA Act would pose a threat to Afrikaans.
Mbalula said the SACP’s decision to contest elections will have an impact on the alliance
The Western Cape High Court has dismissed an application by MKP deputy president and his party for leave to appeal an interim order preventing him from being a member of the Judicial Service Commission.