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The late MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai will not be accorded national hero status, according to Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa.Asked by journalists at the official opening of the new Criminal Investigations Department headquarters in Harare

Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) has urged newly-elected President Cyril Ramaphosa to get down to work immediately and called on the new administration to urgently focus on a few critical areas.Ramaphosa was sworn in as South Africa's

Parliament said that the State of the Nation Address, to be delivered by newly-elected President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday, will be a full ceremonial occasion once again.“It will involve a ceremonial parade exhibiting military traditions

The Hawks have confirmed that they are searching for Ajay Gupta who was supposed to have handed himself over to authorities on Wednesday.Hawks spokesperson, Brigadier Hangwani Muladuzi, told reporters in Bloemfontein this afternoon that there "

PARLIAMENT, February 15 (ANA) - Newly elected South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday committed to become accountable to Parliament and to become a "servant of the people".In his first address as head of State shortly after his

PARLIAMENT, February 15 (ANA) - Speaker Baleka Mbete on Thursday refused a call from the opposition to hear a motion for the dissolution of Parliament, saying the only business of the day would be the election of a new president to succeed Jacob

Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille on Thursday survived a motion of no confidence against her by her own party the Democratic Alliance (DA) by a single vote.The motion was defeated by 110 votes to 109, with three abstentions.This result comes after

CAPE TOWN, February 14 (ANA) - After almost nine years of successive corruption scandals and a steady erosion of the South African economy, Jacob Zuma on Wednesday night resigned as president, in the same manner, his predecessor Thabo Mbeki departed

CAPE TOWN, February 15 (ANA) - President Jacob Zuma's "long overdue" resignation on Wednesday evening should be the start of a continuing process of self-correction within South Africa's ruling party, the SA Communist Party (SACP