South Africa makes first steps in following Zimbabwe’s footsteps as President Ramaphosa signs law to grab land from white farmers
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law a bill enabling the state to expropriate land without compensation, a move that has ignited significant debate and opposition within the country's political landscape.
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula is among those likely to go head-on with Deputy President Paul Mashatile to replace ...
The African National Congress, which lost its three-decade stranglehold on South African politics in last year’s elections, ...
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South Africa: Pressure Grows for NHI Compromise Ahead of Cabinet LekgotlaWhether or not the ANC and DA can find common ground on the future of medical schemes is set to be a major test of South Africa's Government of National Unity. Ahead of a Cabinet lekgotla where the ...
The ANC Youth League picketed outside the Mineral Council South Africa offices in Rosebank to demand reinstatements of mine ...
South Africa’s unity government faces challenges amid ideological differences, public trust issues, and economic disparities.
Families of the murdered activists are among two dozen suing government for failure to deliver justice for past crimes.
Trump clearly shows you need to be tougher on people who have entered the country illegally, even if this means revisiting ...
A recent set of reports, revelations and decisions by the ANC may serve as a reminder of how the party is finding it impossible to 'renew' itself. As a result, the party is now more likely to simply ...
AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS WELCOMES THE HISTORIC SIGNING OF THE EXPROPRIATION BILL INTO LAW BY PRESIDENT CYRIL RAMAPHOSA ...
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