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Lieutenant General Solomon Makgale claims he has been defamed and has laid charges against former Crime Line head Yusuf Abramjee.
But the Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma camp is trying to convince him not to oppose her.
An ANC faction accused the SACP of using Zuma as a Trojan horse at Polokwane. Will the communists survive the onslaught ahead of the 2017 conference?
The leader of rebel group M23 has warned that the peace deal signed two years ago could fail because of the state’s lack of commitment.
The ANC Women’s League will defend any ANC leader, says secretary general Meokgo Matuba.
The ANC wants to exit the International Criminal Court, but some in the government are quietly stalling.
For party youth, at least, the SACP leader is far from the ally they want Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande to be.
The ruling party is committed to paying off its debt to avoid protracted and expensive court cases.
The historic but dilapidated building where Mandela planned the democratic takeover of the SA government will be turned into affordable housing.
In his organisational report at the ANC NGC Gwede Mantashe was severely critical of those who have brought the credibility of the party into question.
For nine years, Hitachi told bold-faced lies about its relationship with Chancellor House. A R266m fine later, it will have difficulty doing so again.
The ANC Youth League wants closer scrutiny of the National Youth Development Agency’s millions.
The future of South Africa’s politics will be decided on the battlefield of its metros.
The Democratic Alliance risks being isolated by fellow opposition parties in Parliament because of its motion to impeach President Jacob Zuma.
Economic and political notions gleaned from the East Asian giant are filtering into South Africa.
New Brand SA chief wants to be the ‘first pair of eyes to the state’ to warn about the country’s image abroad.
South Africa says ‘no’ to the United Nations accreditation of a United States organisation that aids prisoners of conscience.
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.
President Jacob Zuma’s administration has a new propaganda plan that includes establishing a government TV news channel.
Eight rebel unions who sympathise with Numsa and Vavi are working with them to try to force a discussion about the transformation of Cosatu.
