‘We have learnt our lesson’: Godongwana promises a smoother Budget process Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has moved to reassure South Africans that the 2026 national Budget...
South Africans are no strangers to debates about government spending, but the latest figures landed like a punch to the gut. ActionSA is taking aim at...
“It Keeps Me Awake at Night”: Ramaphosa Speaks Candidly About Unemployment In a country where unemployment touches nearly every household, President Cyril Ramaphosa has admitted what...
After years of sluggish growth and relentless headwinds, South Africa’s economy is entering 2026 on a noticeably firmer, if still fragile, footing. Leading economists are expressing...
South African Parties Clash Over US Intervention in Venezuela South Africa is watching global headlines with heightened interest and political division after the United States executed...
In the often turbulent world of coalition politics, Deputy Minister of Small Business Development Jane Sithole stands out for a quality that transcends party lines: a deeply ingrained,...
A quiet congress in a party known for turmoil In a political landscape where drama often overshadows substance, the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) has done something...
The mood at the ANC’s National General Council in Ekurhuleni this week was one of introspection and strategy. But for Collen Malatji, president of the party’s...
Let’s be honest, last year’s election felt like a seismic shift. For the first time in the democratic era, no single party won an outright majority....
The ANC says it’s wounded, not finished. But analysts say the party is fighting for its political life. Fikile Mbalula insists the ANC is not in...