Mbalula discussed President Cyril Ramaphosa's political future within the African National Congress in a speech to the Mpumalanga Provincial General Council that many experts recognize as ...

Business mogul Patrice Motsepe has clarified his position on never-ending rumours that he may replace his brother-in-law, President Cyril Ramaphosa, in the ANC. In 2022, an ANC branch in Maandagshoek ...

Patrice Motsepe for president! South Africa’s first black billionaire has once again clarified his position on the ANC's top job in 2027 ...

For his previous comments regarding the billionaire's potential political aspirations for the African National Congress presidency, ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has expressed regret to Patrice ...

Business mogul Patrice Motsepe has dispelled rumors of running for the ANC presidency, following a nomination from a Maandagshoek branch in Limpopo.

He was answering a question from the African National Congress (ANC)'s Kenny Mmoiemang on whether the government has identified the main causes of poor service delivery in the townships and informal ...

It is not about the size of the nations or their populations, but about a triggering issue that could bring the people to the streets ...

JOHANNESBURG - ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula has apologised to Patrice Motsepe over remarks he made in the past about the billionaire’s possible political ambitions for the presidency of the ...

ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has apologised after controversial remarks about billionaire Patrice Motsepe’s alleged political ambitions sparked backlash from Motsepe’s associates.

Mayor of Cape Town Geordin Hill-Lewis has responded to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent claims about the city.

The decay is entrenched. Some neighbourhoods, in a place colloquially known as the City of Gold, have been without water for weeks as decrepit infrastructure gives up. Residents say local government ...

The DA faces a strategic dilemma as it navigates its role in the Government of National Unity while responding to President Ramaphosa's connections to corruption scandals.