The punishment meted out to Dina Pule by Parliament was inadequate, writes Makhudu Sefara.
It’s been 20 years since protesters were promised decent services. They’ve been patient until now, writes Makhudu Sefara.
I wrestle with the thought of Madiba’s relationship with his children, writes makhudu sefara
The trouble with conceited children is that they often prove the most troublesome, without giving much pleasure in return.
Amplats’ plans to retrench 14 000 workers should have been foreseen by unionists and politicians, writes Makhudu Sefara
With President Jacob Zuma at the helm and Motlanthe in the cold, the ANC would do well to avoid an internal uprising
Zuma might have many faults, but he is not a fool. If anything, he is a calculating tactician, says Makhudu Sefara.
By blocking the motion of no confidence in Zuma, the ANC caucus has perpetuated this saga, says Makhudu Sefara.
The leadership battle will be decided by factionalism and promise of favour
AN MEC walked up to a pupil at a school in Limpopo and asked: Who is the premier of the province?
THERE is an interesting story that is told in political circles, a story that, while somewhat unrelated to the recent cabinet reshuffle, offers instructive insights. ...
President Jacob Zuma sounded like a reluctant principal acting against a recalcitrant learner when he fired Bheki Cele.
IT was on June 9, 2009 when President Jacob Zuma stood up in Parliament to respond to statements and questions put to him following his maiden State of the Nation ...
Will it, for the ANC faithful, be a case of rather the devil they know in Mangaung next year, asks Makhudu Sefara.