From the archives: Lesufi takes the gap in Gauteng
A special sitting tomorrow will see a new premier sworn in and newly elected Gauteng ANC chairperson Panyaza Lesufi is expected to be the man.
David Makhura
Promoting rabbit meat as a healthy alternative
Rabbit meat is a delicacy in many overseas countries. In South Africa, it is not something you often see in a supermarket.
Flash Briefing: SA’s first cannabis hub; Cele on instigators of July unrest; “mix and match” booster jabs in SA
Gauteng premier David Makhura has announced plans to establish the country’s first cannabis hub as part of a R45bn development in the Vaal River area.
Headmaster Cyril clamps down on e-tolls Twitter spat
Cyril Ramaphosa criticised ministers in his cabinet for “unbecoming” behaviour on social media after a spat unfolded over electronic road tolls in country’s richest province.
Calls to eject Zuma grow – but some in business keep feeding the crocodile.
There has been pressure on President Jacob Zuma before. But never this intense, this cohesive, this justified.
New brooms sweeping. Dividends start flowing for Joburg, NMB ratepayers.
The ANC is feeling pressure with the new brooms sweeping away dirt which accumulated during two decades of absolute control in major metros.
ANC Gauteng stands by its call for Zuma to “do the right thing” – and resign
An ANC Gauteng branch leader told News24 that the PEC’s stand against Zuma would help the province win the elections.
Party factions grow – Gauteng ANC tell Zuma “do the right thing”
The Gauteng ANC’s provincial executive committee have issued a statement calling on President Jacob Zuma to “do the right thing” to fix the political damage caused by the Nkandla matter.
Zuma opponent Mashatile resigns as MP, coming home as MEC in Gauteng Govt
Paul Mashatile will resign as a member of the national Parliament in the next two days to take up a position in the Gauteng provincial legislature.
Gauteng premier: frequency of passenger train crashes a concern
The Gauteng provincial government has expressed concern about the frequency of train accidents, following a collision on Friday night which left 239 people injured.