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Aphiwe Deklerk is an experienced journalist with a keen interest in politics. He is currently the deputy news editor of the Daily Dispatch.
Lobby group argues Graaff-Reinet name change was ‘unconstitutional, lacked proper public participation’
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa was scheduled to officially open the conference today
The new Eastern Cape ANC Youth League chair Lihle Chalo backs premier Oscar Mabuyane to lead the party in the province again
Eastern Cape finance MEC Mlungisi Mvoko has expressed concern about municipalities that fail to timeously spend disaster funds released to them by the national government.
Motorists who use Gauteng roads will have to wait even longer to hear a final decision on the future of e-tolls.
The joint committee on ethics and members’ interests has been requested to investigate possible contraventions, but this will only apply to members who were serving in parliament when the alleged transgressions took place.
International relations and co-operation minister Naledi Pandor has denied that the country ever planned to give R50m in cash to Cuba.
'The conflict has exposed the inadequacy of the UN system and highlighted the need for serious attention to our repeated calls for substantive reform of the Security Council and the UN itself,' said Pandor.
Small business development minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams is promising better funding opportunities for small and medium enterprises
New Western Cape DA leader Tertius Simmers was put in the spotlight as the man responsible for the collapse of coalition governments in the Western Cape.
Parliament has confirmed the appointment of SA Local Government Association CEO Xolile George as its new secretary.
Patriotic Alliance deputy leader Kenny Kunene says his party will not pull out of the coalition governments in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni.
Gordhan was responding to questions by EFF MP Omphile Maotwe who accused the ANC government of moving to collapse state-owned enterprises like Transnet in order to sell them to private owners.
A former state attorney official together with a family member and an associate are in hot water after the Special Tribunal ordered they must pay back R4.5m they allegedly defrauded from the Gauteng department of health.
ANC deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte says she is fighting hard to regain her health
