IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi steps down after 44 years

The party is expected to elect a president, national chairperson and secretary-general as well as their deputies.

In his swansong as a long serving leader of Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), Mangosuthu Buthelezi used the occasion to reflect on his career in the party, as well as an opportunity to send a message to future leaders.

Politics ANC’s Western Cape interim leadership bringing ‘peace and stability’ – Magashule

The secretary-general has suggested that everyone within the party is happy with the composition of the IPC.

Crime WATCH: Man shoves woman violently to the floor in Spar store in ‘racial incident’

The woman is assaulted by being pushed into a stack of products, narrowly missing a child.

Crime Final salute for anti-gang unit cop allegedly shot by partner

Hoffman joined the SAPS in 2005 and was deployed to visible policing in St Helena Bay and Melkbosstrand.

Health Task team assembled to tackle swine flu

Pig farmers are urged to make sure that infected animals are isolated and destroyed under supervision.

Springboks Bok shock after positive Dyantyi doping test

The dynamic winger’s difficult 2019 goes from bad to worse as he maintains his innocence.

Crime Soldiers won’t stem the Cape’s gang violence because the army is in a truly sorry state

Fewer than 300 soldiers in the area at any time doesn’t add up to much, and the army has limited prospects of improving deployment.

Elections Maimane claims he can’t see evidence of Ramaphosa’s turnaround in Maluti-a-Phofung

The municipality has some of the highest unemployment in the country, and has been ravaged by poor service delivery.

Crime WATCH: Cop kicks ‘hubcap thieves’ at gunpoint

The police are looking into whether this was abusive behaviour.

Health Only a failing government could have come up with the NHI

The health department is not only to blame for the collapse of public hospitals; it’s responsible for the failures of private health care too.

Courts Why the arms deal judgment will have implications for future commissions of inquiry

This week’s arms deal judgment will have implications for many future commissions of inquiry.

Politics Even if you pay billions, you won’t be able to change ANC policy – Jessie Duarte

The ANC deputy secretary-general says the ANC is looking into whether votes were bought at Nasrec, and maintains that Dlamini-Zuma’s campaign was actually poorly funded.

Columns Ramaphosa must use the power of his popularity

Given how the numbers appear to stack up, South Africans should now be able to count on Ramaphosa to stop dicking about and, at last, to act.

Business News Believe it or not, SA local assets still coming out tops

Global bonds have once again deteriorated.

Government Forensic probe reveals litany of corruption in Limpopo’s Modimolle-Mookgophong municipality

In some instances, the municipality did not know who was paid via transactions.

African Soccer Orlando Pirates bow out of Caf Champions League

Orlando Pirates, bowed out after drawing 1-1 in Soweto with debutants Green Eagles of Zambia, who took a 1-0 lead into the return match.

local soccer Sundowns rout Otoho to reach Champions League group stages

A first half brace by Mamelodi Sundowns talisman Gaston Sirino inspired the Brazilians to wallop Congo Brazzaville side Otoho d’Oyo 4-0 at the Lucas Moripe Stadium on Saturday night.