GIWUSA accuses South Africa of complicity in DRC imperialism
‘South Africa has mines and business interests in the Congo.’
Powers, Privileges Committee recommends severe penalties for EFF MPs
Parliament’s Powers and Privileges Committee has recommended severe penalties on EFF MPs.
Parly approves reports which found three MPs guilty of contempt
Parliament has approved the two reports from the Powers and Privileges Committee.
SABC committed to resolve Sentech impasse
The SABC has approached the Competitions Tribunal over the high tariffs by Sentech.
Access to water is one of the biggest challenges: Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa has conceded that access to water is one of the biggest challenges.
Scars of apartheid can’t be washed or wished away: Ramaphosa
“We cannot forget the past, even if we had wanted to.”
South Africans can rescue their dream by voting: Steenhuisen
DA leader John Steenhuisen has criticised President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address.
SONA was a balanced reflection of what’s happening in SA: Majodina
ANC Chief Whip Pemmy Majodina has described SONA address as a balanced reflection.
Ramaphosa to face criticism over load shedding during SONA debate
The Joint debate on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s SONA is expected to start in the City Hall.
SABC Bill submissions raise concerns over Minister’s powers
The Portfolio Committee on Communications has received 17 written submissions on the SABC Bill.
SABC can’t be found wanting during an election: Gungubele
The Communications Minister was responding to the tariffs impasse between the SABC and Sentech.
IEC to take advantage of over 23 000 voting stations open today
IEC to take advantage of over 23 000 voting stations open today across the country.
EFF takes fight against sanctions against its six MPs to court
Parliament has confirmed that it has been served with court papers by the EFF
DA calls on Israel to abide by ICJ ruling
The Democratic Alliance has welcomed the International Court of Justice court ruling
SANDF members can use cannabis for private purposes
In 2018, the Constitutional Court decriminalised the use of cannabis for private use.
Two years since Parliament fire
It was on the 2nd of January 2022 when firefighters were battling to put out the fire.
Archbishop Makgoba reflects on global conflicts
Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba provided a stark assessment of a world entangled in conflict.
Israel-Hamas war atrocities unimaginable: Archbishop Makgoba
Makgoba was delivering his annual Christmas evening sermon.
Parliament endorses sanctions for two EFF MPs
Parliament endorses sanctions for two EFF MPs
EFF MPs hearing resumes this morning
The charges the EFF MPs are facing include contempt of Parliament and gross disorderly conduct.