
President Ramaphosa credits South Africans for seamless G20 Summit
Ramaphosa expresses deep gratitude to all those who contributed to making SA’s G20 Summit a success
FRIDAY, 05 DECEMBER 2025, 11:09

Ramaphosa expresses deep gratitude to all those who contributed to making SA’s G20 Summit a success

It will review of the implementation of the resolution adopted in the last conference
President Cyril Ramaphosa used his address to the nation on Sunday evening to thank South Africans for showing up and standing by their country, “no matter the difficulties”.

Mantashe was speaking at the sidelines at the North West Provincial General Council in Potchefstroom

The debate in the National Assembly was sponsored by Build One SA leader Mmusi Maimane
President Cyril Ramaphosa will address the nation tonight following South Africa’s hosting of the G20 Leaders’ Summit last weekend.

Governance challenges came under sharp focus on day one of the ANC NW Provincial General Council.

GOOD Party leader Patricia De Lille has called on citizens to vote out the GNU.

PGC has finalised its inputs for the National General Council (NGC) to be held in Gauteng

The party, which is barely two months old, held a mass meeting in Kliptown.

The KZN Legislature is expected to debate the motion brought by the MK Party, January

EFF welcomes Parliament’s adoption of motion for the establishment of an inquiry into violent crimes

Mashatile says he’s confident that other G20 countries will support SA’s continued membership.

This stems from the 2022 criminal complaint about the stolen dollars at Phala Phala.

MP Vusi Shongwe was hijacked, kidnapped, robbed and threatened on Wednesday night.
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has issued strict instructions to three of the party’s regional structures, including the City of Johannesburg, to hold their much-delayed elective conferences by Wednesday, 3 December.

MKP says Zuma-Sambudla wants to shift focus on ensuring safe return of the 19 SA men in Ukraine.

Senthumule says Gen. Mkhwanazi should’ve been the first person to be informed of PKTT disbandment

The PKTT was disbanded by police Minister Senzo Mchunu on December 31, 2024.

Zuma-Sambudla has also resigned from all structures of the party

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party’s is briefing the media on the Russia-Ukraine matter in Durban.