Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma pours cold water on GNU and says MK Party unsuccessfully tried to recruit her

But the woman who almost beat Ramaphosa to the job, won’t say whether or not she will do it again.

Former president Jacob Zuma has laid out details of an audacious plan to “take back my ANC', by uniting “black” parties under his MK Party banner and recapturing the leadership of the party, which he said had “deviated from our ancestors”.

MKP leader Jacob Zuma sticks to his well-worn shibboleths on the stolen election, blacks not being free and  other mumbo jumbo. Our political editor Sibongakonke Shoba spoke to him

Finance minister reaffirms backing for South Africa’s candidate for future president of the African Development Bank after confusion caused by Presidency statement.

Gwede Mantashe is always geared up for a sparring match. The mineral and petroleum resources minister never misses an opportunity to challenge his interviewer, including responding questions with another question, making the interviewer the interviewee.

John Steenhuisen had a spring in his walk at the first parliamentary sitting at the Cape Town International Convention Centre on Friday. He was beaming from ear to ear as everyone tried to get his attention, writes Sibongakonke Shoba.

On Thursday Ramaphosa took to the podium armed with a catalogue of what he sees as his government’s successes in delivering on his promises, writes Sibongakonke Shoba.

As Ramaphosa gears up for the elections, there is little for him to trumpet in his six-year incumbency, writes Sibongakonke Shoba

On the weekend in which the Springboks won their fourth Rugby World Cup, sending the entire country into a state of ecstasy, a group of South Africans travelled to the tranquillity of the Drakensberg for a heavy dialogue about the country’s immediate future, writes Sibongakonke Shoba.