Domestic

Future South Africa said McKinsey’s acknowledgement of its role in the malfeasance at Eskom is “a little too late”.On Tuesday, the global consultancy firm admitted that it made “several errors of judgment” in the way it

CAPE TOWN, October 17 (ANA) – The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) said it was not convinced that President Jacob Zuma’s latest cabinet reshuffle on Tuesday was in the best interests of the country as Zuma had retained

CAPE TOWN, October 17 (ANA) – The Portfolio Committee on Public Enterprises began its inquiry into state capture at state-owned enterprises (SOE’s) on Tuesday.Professor Anton Eberhard from the University of Cape Town briefed the

JOHANNESBURG, October 17 (ANA) – The owner of Precious Angels, an NGO where 23 mental patients died after they were transferred from Life Esidimeni, on Tuesday shed tears as she testified how she lost her family savings because there was no

A Port Elizabeth taxi driver has been sentenced to two life terms for raping two Nelson Mandela University students in 2016.Kwanele Nogodama (28) was sentenced in the Port Elizabeth High Court on Tuesday following his conviction on charges of rape

CAPE TOWN, October 17 (ANA) – The relationship between South Africa’s ruling party and its alliance partner, the SA Communist Party (SACP), was at its lowest and the axing of Blade Nzimande from cabinet was not helping to strengthen ties

TSHWANE, October 17 – Head of AfriForum’s private prosecuting unit, Advocate Gerrie Nel announced on Tuesday that the civil rights group has instituted legal action to prosecute President Jacob Zuma’s son, Duduzane.“We have

PARLIAMENT, October 17 (ANA) – President Jacob Zuma’s surprise cabinet reshuffle on Tuesday, which saw Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande axed, was a “direct attack” on the South African Communist Party

The Democratic Alliance said that the cabinet reshuffle announced on Tuesday by President Jacob Zuma was the beginning of the purge of his critics in his cabinet.The biggest casualty was the SA Communist Party's Blade Nzimande, who was axed as