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Only R900 per month – that’s how much the most recent Public Service Commission (PSC) commissioner for the Eastern Cape, Lulu Sizani, pays in rent for a plush, four-bedroom abode in Qonce, which is owned by the state.
Supreme Court of Appeal Judge Nathan Ponnan slammed advocate Dali Mpofu for pursuing an appeal, on behalf of ousted Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane, which was clearly “dead on arrival”.
ANC insiders insist Lesufi played no part in removing the Democratic Alliance’s Brink from his position last week
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Ramaphosa needs time to consider the matter because it involves the minister, which may affect the cabinet, his office stressed
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AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini and Queen Nomzamo maMyeni are breathing a sigh of relief after a Presidential Protection Services Unit officer was removed from his post.
The DA vowed that it would “leave no stone unturned” in its quest to have the axed mayor of Tshwane, Cilliers Brink, reinstated.
The ANC deputy secretary general has rebuffed Democratic Alliance chair Helen Zille’s demand that the ousted Tshwane mayor be reinstated
The Gauteng provincial government has begun servicing its debt for the now defunct e-toll system.
Only 5% of entities, departments and municipalities have initiated blacklisting for offenders
A former Eastern Cape PSC commissioner, Lulu Sizani, has been accused by officials in the public sector of “unethically” residing in a Department of Public Works house since her contract ended months ago.
If the ANC goes ahead and fields its mayoral candidate in Tshwane, then it must be prepared to run a minority government without the support of ActionSA, says national chairperson Michael Beaumont.
DA federal council chairperson Helen Zille has given the ANC an ultimatum: bring back ousted Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink, or the party won’t entertain any talks of ensuring stability in other hung metros ahead of the 2026 municipal elections.
The DA wants the Magistrates Commission to investigate why the 17-year-old accused of Deveney Nel’s murder was not referred to the Children’s Court after he allegedly raped an 11-year-old four years ago.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has tasked Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie with establishing a Heroes Acre to celebrate the country’s heroes and heroines.
The Western Cape High Court interdicted MK Party deputy president John Hlophe from taking part in the Judicial Service Commission’s activities.
Freedom Under Law has welcomed the Western Cape high court’s decision to interdict MK Party parliamentary leader John Hlophe from participating in the Judicial Service Commission’s activities.
“Today you can call me bhantinti (jailbird) but you must say ‘honourable’,” McKenzie quipped.
Twelve EFF members in KwaZulu-Natal, who were suspended for allegedly “operating a sophisticated criminal syndicate” that extorted money from Durban companies, have joined the MK Party.
Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has revealed that between 1 October 2023 and 31 March 2024, 371 of the police’s firearms, including 17 assault rifles, were either lost or stolen.
Minister of basic education Siviwe Gwarube recently engaged with deputy minister of transport Mkhuleko Hlengwa to discuss the safety of scholar transport for the nearly 700,000 pupils reliant on these services.