President Cyril Ramaphosa says no stone will be left unturned in efforts to solve the recent killings of women in and around Kempton Park on Gauteng’s East Rand. In a statement on Tuesday, Ramaphosa extended his condolences to the families...
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has criticised Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina following a heated exchange with a member of the Kouga community. The incident occurred during the launch of an upgraded pump station, where a community member who...
The African National Congress (ANC) says that President Cyril Ramaphosa will remain in his job, even though there is a lot of pressure on him to resign. This comes after the Phala Phala scandal, where a large amount of money...
Provincial Chairperson in Limpopo province, Victor Mothemela, together with ActionSA party members were at Bela Bela police station to open a case against South African President. This case comes after Ramaphosa was accused of lying about the value of the...
South Africa woke up to intense political noise this week as rumours spread across social media claiming that President Cyril Ramaphosa might resign after the upcoming G20 Summit. The country immediately went into debate mode, with citizens questioning whether there...
My Vote Counts (MVC), a civil society organisation, is urging President Cyril Ramaphosa to provide an explanation for his decision to increase the threshold for disclosure of private political party funding. The group is also questioning the reasons behind the...
The National chairman, Gwede Mantashe, is supporting President Cyril Ramaphosa despite some prominent ANC leaders calling for him to be removed for his divisive remarks regarding ANC municipalities' inferiority to DA-run municipalities. During a roll call meeting last week in...
President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala farm in Limpopo has returned yet again with the trial against the accused who stole the money set to begin. In the Modimolle Regional Court in Limpopo on Monday, the three defendants connected to the...
