Public Protector Busi Mkhwebane took a swipe at the Constitutional Court for its majority judgment that she personally pay the costs of the litigation over her report on the R1.125billion Absa-Bankorp lifeboat.

The SACP said investigations should include the period when former SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni was at the helm, and also focus on other procurement after her removal in October 2017.

Power utility Eskom has denied claims that Zimbabwe had been connecting electricity illegally.

ACDP president reverend Kenneth Meshoe said education minister is "obsessed" with teaching explicit sexual content at schools.

The DA in KZN has raised concerns over the Health Department’s monitoring of generators, sourcing of fuel and the impact on patient care as Eskom loadshedding continues for a second week.

The Ministry of Tourism and the SA police have announced a joint tourism safety plan ahead of the festive season in South Africa.

Former SAA board chair Dudu Myeni has lost her bid to remove Outa from her delinquency case.

Public Protector released several reports which investigated wrongdoing by top politicians Faith Muthambi, Tina Joemat-Pettersson and former Parliamentary speaker Baleka Mbete.

The EFF and its leader Julius Malema have accused the government of using apartheid-era legislation to silence the firebrand politician and stop him from fighting for the landless.

All eyes are on President Cyril Ramaphosa after he blamed wet coal and sabotage without giving a clear plan on ending load shedding.

South Africans took to Twitter and slammed president Cyril Ramaphosa for 'incompetence' and 'weak leadership'.

Eskom will work to stabilise the national power grid by the end of March in the wake of the country's most severe blackouts in a decade, President Cyril Ramaphosa said.

The "challenges" faced by Eskom were an impediment to investment, president Cyril Ramaphosa said.

The DA rates each MEC in the KZN government. At the end of last year it handed the KZN government an average of ‘E’ for its performance.

National Treasury and the Public Service and Administration Departments have been taken to task over two different thresholds for ministerial cars, R700K and R800K.

“We did not have excuses, Brian Molefe came in and he never complained about the lack of maintenance, he never blamed the past leadership,” said former Eskom acting CEO Matshela Koko.