THE National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union, Cosatu’s biggest affiliate, yesterday accused the ANC of betraying workers – going as far as to rubbish ...
COSATU president S’dumo Dlamini has called for this week’s congress to make a constitutional amendment that will undermine the autonomy of the federation’s affiliates. ...
ZANELE sent a direct message to @IOL’s Twitter account last Wednesday.
THE Progressive Youth Alliance (PYA) has laid the blame for student protests which have gripped the country over the last few weeks on regime-change plotters, saying ...
Newly elected DA federal leader Mmusi Maimane has clarified that the party is in favour of non-racialism - but will not advocate for colour-blindness, because South ...
Ten Samwu leaders have won their court bid to be reinstated by the leadership who expelled, suspended or “removed” them.
Gangs, church and politics make for an interesting mix for those seeking salvation on the Cape Flats.
Disputed Cope leader Mbhazima Shilowa and his comrades will return to court to push for their reinstatement into the party's highest national body.
There is a “real risk” that the controversial Protection of State Information Bill would have to be reprocessed from scratch.
President Zuma has again missed his own deadline for announcing a permanent head of the Special Investigating Unit.
Afrikaners, ‘fat’ businessmen, lesbians - all have irritated the minister, writes Shanti Aboobaker.
Justice Zac Yacoob retires after 15 years at the Constitutional Court. Shanti Aboobaker speaks to him
Sweeping reforms of the ANC constitution are set to close the loopholes Julius Malema tried to use in his defence.
Jubilant ANC MPs have passed the amended Protection of State Information Bill in the National Council of Provinces.
The Justice Department is developing a policy and possibly legislation to deal with hate crimes.
ANC MP Luwellyn Landers added his voice to concerns about the delay in appointing a permanent NPA boss.
The Independent Police Investigative Directorate stands accused of abdicating its responsibility of probing complaints against the police.
Calls on South Africans to be “all-weather Africans” – regardless of whether prospects for the continent were good or bad
“When it comes to choosing our next president, Jacob Zuma and Julius Malema are equally unpopular with most SA youth. ”
Securocrats in the ANC appear to have lost ground in the long battle over the Protection of State Information Bill.
Oppositon parties slammed the medical parole granted to disgraced former police commissioner Jackie Selebi as “scandalous” preferential treatment.
Tens of thousands of children are still put to work in SA, despite it being illegal.
Reservists and ordinary police officers are guarding all SAPS properties, including police stations.
An unfazed General Bheki Cele claimed he had “no stress” amidst reports that he was going to be fired.
At least 77 children were sexually violated every day last year, DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko has said.