An internal report implicates Maimane as the mastermind in a plan to rid the party of its white leaders, thereby alienating white voters
In his run for the post of party leader, John Steenhuisen says he will respect any outcome.
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Theresa May’s resilience has been remarkable. But it is also finite
The current crisis in British politics is significant for countries like South Africa where a change in electoral systems is needed
Britains’s decision to leave the EU three years ago has become a study in political chaos that few could have predicted then
Here are the milestones on Britain’s rocky road out of the European Union after 46 years
Senior Tory dubbed the flamboyant face of Brexit becomes third minister to walk out over Theresa May’s ‘soft’ Brexit plan
In January, Nigeria signed a deal with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on asset recovery
The departure of Nigel Farage removes one of the most effective anti-EU campaigners from the debate about how to sever Britain’s ties with the EU.
The unforeseen decision to leave the EU may not have detrimental effects on Africa — or could it?
David Cameron’s trip comes amid deep political uncertainty in Britain after he failed to convince Britons to vote to remain in the EU.
Voting begins today, after months of continuous campaigning from the ‘Remain’ and the ‘Leave’ sides, and the results should be in on Friday morning.
President Buhari’s anti-corruption plans have gone down a treat, but is there too much on his plate?
British PM has published his tax returns following the leak of the Panama Papers that linked him to his father’s offshore investment account.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside British Prime Minister David Cameron’s 10 Downing Street home on Saturday to demand his resignation.
The prime minister stressed that no government had done more to fight tax evasion in the United Kingdom and at international level than his had.
The leaked papers have revealed the hidden offshore assets of celebrities and world leaders, including Lionel Messi and aides to Vladimir Putin.
Cameron’s real basis for handouts is not altruism or slavery guilt, but a bid to regain relevance and geopolitical capital in the Caribbean.
South African academic Na’eem Jeenah has fallen foul of Islamophobic bureaucrats in the UK.
