ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe says national executive committee had 'frank and robust' discussions on Gupta allegations

South African National Roads Agency will begin issuing summonses to individuals who have persistently failed to pay, while the High Court will handle companies

Technical difficulties follow problems with presidential plane Inkwazi that have been used to justify the call for a new R4bn jet — which opposition MPs oppose

Investors with billions in exposure to SA want fiscal stability, while ratings agency Moody’s arrives this week for a review after putting South Africa on notice for a downgrade

Secretary-general Gwede Mantashe says economic transformation committee’s presentation to NEC focused on measures to build confidence and stoke growth

Robbery follows closely after court bid to have Hawks head Berning Ntlemeza suspended, and DA seeks parliamentary briefing on ‘highly suspect’ burglary

Eskom encourages energy users to make energy efficiency and environmental conservation part of their daily lifestyles as SA prepares to commemorate Earth Hour

Energy minister blocks access to sensitive documents relating to nuclear procurement plans deemed to show the scheme is ‘unaffordable’

ANC can not continue to protect president at the expense of the poor and the 8.2-million jobless South Africans, says DA leader Mmusi Maimane

Picketers call for removal of President Jacob Zuma, say they are raising their voices because SA’s future has to be rescued

President Jacob Zuma warns that government cannot legislate against prejudice and urges society to campaign against racism

Constitutional Court judgment a strong affirmation of free speech and sets parameters which could help Parliament when it adopts new rules

Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane denies receiving direct financial sponsorships and accuses committee of misinterpretation of ethics code

Brazen and ‘orchestrated’ robbery raises fears of a campaign against civil society organisation Helen Suzman Foundation

DA will request that the public protector extend her investigation into President Jacob Zuma and the Guptas to include recent ‘shocking revelations’

Party to probe claims family has undue influence over president as SACP reiterates its call for a judicial commission of inquiry into the matter

Sanral’s first civil summonses against e-toll dissidents provide long-awaited grounds for Outa court challenging

The City has set a target of sourcing 10%-20% of its energy needs from renewable sources by 2020

Power utility encourages consumers to take action beyond Earth Hour and make energy efficiency and environmental conservation part of their daily lifestyles

Panel told that indecisiveness and lack of capacity bedevil department, writes Tamar Kahn

Party calls for immediate arrest of Jacob Zuma and the Gupta family, saying Maseko revelations constitute ‘direct evidence of collusion’

ohannesburg Roads Agency to hire more technicians for traffic light repairs and rolls out R3m remote monitoring system

Business Leadership SA says if other senior public office bearers have had similar approaches to that of Mcebisi Jonas, they need to speak up now

South Africa celebrates Human Rights Day in the grip of its demise, writes Onkgopotse JJ Tabane

Federation welcomes postponement of bill — which was to take effect on March 1 — after threatening the state not to force workers to annuitise their retirement savings

If you believe the rhetoric Sore Throat and Undercover Sister, like Zuma in the Dark, have all eluded the Gupta's cunning, writes Aubrey Matshiqi

President Zuma denies there is a power behind the throne and insists the firing of respected finance minister Nhlanhla Nene did not wipe billions from the economy

The list of state officials Guptas have approached increases along with speculation of pending cabinet reshuffle

MPs are neglecting their duty to keep the executive in check and political parties are deviating from this by treating Parliament as a forum for showmanship

Controversial business family enlists services of London-based lobbying and public relations firm Bell Pottinger

Dominican Order asks Public Protector Thuli Madonsela to investigate if the influential Gupta family is involved in awarding contracts to firms linked to the family

Jackson Mthembu, the former ANC spokesman replaces Stone Sizani‚ who resigned his seat in Parliament to take up an ambassadorial post

Jacob Zuma’s relationship with the Guptas may be the face of a predatory elite with no long-term developmental plans, writes Mzukisi Qobo

President Jacob Zuma says there were ‘reasons of government’ for firing former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene in December

Former African National Congress MP tells radio station that the Guptas asked her to assist with SAA not running the Indian routes anymore

Political analysts say President Jacob Zuma may withstand the fallout from the Gupta controversy, but he will have less power than he had before

Row has erupts in Parliament over investigations by its ethics committee into whether MPs are adhering to ethics code — particularly declaration of members’ interests

Two democracy promotion organisations challenge the appointment of the head of the Hawks, saying it is unlawful and irrational

Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula tells Fifa media conference that he owes no one an explanation, adding: ‘We are not governed by Guptas"

President Jacob Zuma tells a Human Rights Day rally in Durban that xenophobia and racism have no place in SA

Opposition says President Jacob Zuma must do ‘the honourable thing’ after revelations that Gupta family has offered Cabinet posts in exchange for business favours

The virtually unlimited class sizes and minimal resources needed for online education make it ideal for Africa, but lack of access remains a key hurdle, writes Sarah Laurence

Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies says Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas is committed to the well-being of SA

Deputy Minister Mcebisi Jonas admits Guptas offered him finance minister job; disclosure amid talk of Cabinet reshuffle

Former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor says President Jacob Zuma came into the room after she rejected an offer by the Gupta family

Political shocks drive the rand down to worst performer among 31 emerging-market currencies

The South African Revenue Service is proposing to change the way it determines penalties for underestimating taxable income