Politics

Police underreport some crime stats and overstate others, AG finds

AU youth symposium will kick off with address by Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma

International relations department dismisses US president’s claims as ‘regrettable’ and ‘misplaced’

The former minister is expected to face charges related to state capture at Transnet

Party leader issues immediate suspension pending investigation

Acting CEO rejects allegations of governance breakdown and hostile working environment

Gauteng expects R3.6bn economic lift from hosting this month’s G20 summit

Governance crisis as board chair resigns amid ‘operational paralysis’

The government has completed its first independent assessment of metro performance as part of the second phase of Operation Vulindlela, with metros agreeing to eight accountability requirements.

Opaque, last-minute polls are narrative weapons. In the final stretch before an election, a well-timed, poorly sourced poll can shift turnout, trigger tactical voting and drown out the real issues.

Reform may be disrupted by departure of Karen Stander, who says hostility in student aid agency created a ‘real and present danger’ to her family’s safety

Parliament to debate one-stop border post Bill on Tuesday amid migration concerns, while work continues on hosting of G20 summit

Coalition partners pledge to deal with differences informally before approaching clearing house

In KwaZulu-Natal, the coalition government faces instability as the National Freedom Party withdraws support, threatening the alliance between the ANC, IFP, and DA. Critics question MK's stability and ties to state capture.

Former ambassador to US persuaded to spearhead party’s renewal in province