France and UK, two of the US’s historical allies, told journalists they plan to support South Africa’s agenda

Minister raises stakes in CNN interview as tensions rise amid ‘white genocide’ narrative

DA leader says ANC no longer has a majority and does not get to set foreign policy without consulting others in GNU.

Senior officials from basic education pushed back against the amendments suggested by the leaders of Afrikaner groupings.

Everyone will have their urine, blood, eyesight and other functions checked ‘to comply with the law’

Agriculture minister John Steenhuisen has been sent back to the drawing board to find suitably qualified candidates to appoint in his ministerial office after the department of public service & administration rejected his request to deviate from minimum appointment requirements.

Some 100 days after it was constituted, South Africa’s seventh democratic parliament has no structures in place to oversee the conduct of spooks and wayward MPs, including scrutiny on how the legislature spends its R4.4bn budget.

South Africans 'want it, need it, to hold and to work'.

This comes against the backdrop of recent moves by the MK Party in terms of which it supplemented its list of MPs to parliament by allegedly circumventing the law

Ten years after first becoming an MP, BOSA’s Mmusi Maimane has returned to parliament only to find himself once again learning the ropes.