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The Northern Cape ANC chair and finance MEC will retain his positions until the court passes sentence against him, says Gwede Mantashe.
President Jacob Zuma’s message is simple: Your company would be wise to invest in the ANC – blank cheques are preferable.
Despite Gwede Mantashe’s call for members to desist from leadership debates, the women’s league has made their stance known loud and clear.
Faced with falling public confidence, the ANC is to deal more harshly with members who cause divisions and drive speculation on the next leadership.
The ANC Youth League wants closer scrutiny of the National Youth Development Agency’s millions.
President Jacob Zuma’s appeal to ANC Youth League delegates to do away with factional tendencies appears to have fallen on deaf ears.
The MEC for local government and human settlements was nominated unopposed on Friday night for the vacant ANC Youth League presidency.
The future of South Africa’s politics will be decided on the battlefield of its metros.
Mac Maharaj’s replacement was out of a job after just three months and Zuma loyalists are on the hunt for "someone they can trust".
Word is that abruptly axed Eskom head Tshediso Matona has been offered a plum planning commission job.
Ahead of a policy review meeting, the ruling party says acting in haste may see it repenting at leisure.
ANC cadres in government can expect a media training course to help them counter "escalating ideological and political attacks" against the party.
Limpopo official Benedicta Monama stands accused of irregularly signing off R230-million worth of water projects.
As the ANC and the state lock horns, some in the ruling party are peeved that Cabinet is leaving them in the dark on vital policy issues.
A report warns that an ANC faction, disbanded by the party, aims to make a return in the province.
Refusing to bow to political pressure and put Ceppwawu under administration is costing officials in the labour department thousands in legal fees.
Support for the trade union federation’s ex-general secretary seems to be waning and his allies splintering.
SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande says SA is no longer a colony and applauded the government for not arresting Omar al-Bashir.
Eight rebel unions who sympathise with Numsa and Vavi are working with them to try to force a discussion about the transformation of Cosatu.
SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande said this week that it was time for independent regulation of the print media industry.
