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Mkongi said he is looking for a permanent political home whose agenda aligns with the National Democratic Revolution.
"A politician will not just stay in a wrong place when there is a correct place politically," Zuma says of the party's new recruits.
Company aims to enhance self-sufficiency and foster economic independence and sustainability, says traditional prime minister Thulasizwe Buthelezi
The event honours the memory of King Dinuzulu, who spent the last years of his life at Uitkyk farm, Middelburg.
ANC veteran Willies Mchunu has quit the party.
ActionSA has laid a criminal complaint against justice minister Thembi Simelane over an almost R600,000 loan she acquired from Gundo Wealth Solutions during her tenure as mayor of Polokwane.
"Let us not abuse and ill-treat foreign nationals. Instead let us show them our ways because we know they come here to look for a better life and we must be happy they choose to come here."
The task of identifying incomplete and abandoned infrastructure projects is being implemented throughout all provinces, Ramaphosa said.
Controversial podcaster says he pushed boundaries to gain attention on social media but the government of national unity has changed his approach
The claims, according to police minister Senzo Mchunu, emanate from 4,153 alleged wrongful arrest incidents.
The national policing policy, set to deal with key challenges hampering effective policing, is due to be adopted in less than two months, the cabinet announced on Thursday.
ANC KwaZulu-Natal secretary Bheki Mtolo says those criticising the ANC’s choice of GNU partners as a “sell-out position” are creating “false narratives”.
After suffering bruising losses in the 2024 elections, the EFF leadership has descended on KwaZulu-Natal on a fact-finding mission after the party’s poor showing in the province on May 29.
Key figures of the Zulu royal family who opposed King Misuzulu’s occupation of the throne have been appointed to a team that will resolve the succession disputes that have increased in areas under amakhosi
In an unprecedented move, the KwaZulu-Natal provincial government has cut the budget for the royal household unit, which takes care of the needs of Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini, by just more than R2m.
