No-one seems to have noticed when he said it himself – that after 27 years, the ANC remains a liberation party

Party treasurer is rushing to complete the appeal guidelines ahead of this weekend’s NEC meeting

This figure is based on a ‘slow, weak, response’. But if the reaction is ‘fast and strong’, it could be about 7,800

Traditional Zulu prime minister Mangosuthu Buthelezi also refutes allegations that he is ‘dictatorial’

The plunge into Durban’s Umgeni River on Monday has robbed more than just two families of loved ones

High-level panel recommends that the endangered species be moved from captivity to game reserves

Former Prasa boss throws ANC under the bus: ‘It’s their way of life to use SOEs to benefit party and leaders’

The teacher has received backing from a colleague who has ‘complained about the teen numerous times’

Once again local government needs help from the private sector to perform its core functions

They are not the source of SA’s economic woes, yet the public service wage bill is always targeted

Devastating floods forced farmers in northern Bangladesh to try out new crops. They hit on maize and the rest is history

Scientists, who alerted government about it in early March, feel dejected after being ‘ignored’ by policymakers

The loss of earnings has been particularly high in lower-income countries

Santa Anna Catholic church opens its doors to Muslims for Ramadan dinners

The platform, which had more than 400,000 users, has been shut down after running since 2019

Chelsea’s Germans come good, Everton’s dismal home form continues and UK government condemns United’s fans actions

Lewis Hamilton is in the driving seat but it’s still early days in the season

Today in SA sports history: May 4