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African National Congress (ANC) MPs will toe the party line and keep President Jacob Zuma in power when a vote of no confidence reaches the National Assembly, ruling party chief whip Jackson Mthembu said on Tuesday.Participating in a debate on

JOHANNESBURG, May 30 (ANA)- The South African Communist Party (SACP) has opened a criminal case against a group of people it said picketed at party deputy general secretary Solly Mapaila’s house with placards on Tuesday.SACP spokesman Alex

PARLIAMENT, May 30 (ANA) – Energy Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi on Tuesday told MPs she was considering criminal charges relating to the sale of 10.3 million barrels of South Africa’s strategic fuel reserves.Briefing Parliament’s

PARLIAMENT, May 30 (ANA) – Eskom CEO Brian Molefe on Tuesday brushed aside calls from MPs for the company’s Brakfontein coal contract with Tegeta to be cancelled, saying it has been through a self-corrective exercise to resolve its

JOHANNESBURG, May 30 (ANA) – Former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene was on Tuesday appointed to the supervisory board of newly-formed Cape Town-based investment firm, Arise.Nene was fired as finance minister by President Jacob Zuma in December

PRETORIA, May 30 – Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday said he fully supports calls for a judicial commission of inquiry into allegations of State capture, adding that the inquiry must leave no stone unturned.“When we talk about

JOHANNESBURG, May 30 (ANA) – Police said on Tuesday that they were investigating an inquest docket after the discovery of a body of a woman at an Eskom substation in Springs, in Ekurhuleni, after she was reported missing two weeks ago.It is

South African children are getting a raw deal.That's according to faith-based organisation, World Vision SA and the University of Stellenbosch, as the country marked the beginning of Child Protection Week on Monday.Stellenbosch University said

PARLIAMENT, May 29 (ANA) – A showdown is looming should Parliament and its workers not resolve an impasse on salary negotiations.Workers sang and danced in the parliamentary precinct on Monday afternoon, minutes before Speaker Baleka Mbete