Cyril Ramaphosa

Ramaphosa will lead the 2026 ANC local government election campaign as plot rumours fizzle

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Ramaphosa’s Role in the 2026 Local Government Election Campaign Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to spearhead the ANC’s 2026 local‑government campaign marks a strategic shift after the party’s loss of its overall majority in the 2024 national election. By putting a seasoned national figure front‑and‑center, the ANC hopes to restore voter confidence and signal continuity despite internal turbulence. … Read more

The race to rule the ANC after Cyril — new numbers, new front-runners

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Why the ANC’s 2027 Election Could Redefine South Africa’s Political Landscape President Cyril Ramaphosa’s recent appearance at the ANC National General Council (NGC) signals a calm before a storm. With the party’s elective conference slated for 2027, the next leader will inherit a movement that is shrinking, bruised by corruption scandals and desperate for renewal. The … Read more

DA gets clean audits, but ANC transforms lives: Cyril’s damage control

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The Future of South African Politics: Balancing Clean Governance with Social Transformation The Tightrope Walk: Performance vs. Transformation South African politics finds itself at a fascinating crossroads. President Ramaphosa’s recent remarks, acknowledging the Democratic Alliance’s (DA) track record of clean audits while simultaneously emphasizing the African National Congress’s (ANC) focus on transforming people’s lives, highlights … Read more

Chief justice welcomes appointment of deputy chief justice Dunstan Mlambo

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South Africa’s Judiciary Gears Up: Justice Mlambo’s Appointment Signals Future Trends The South African judiciary is entering a new chapter with the appointment of Justice Dunstan Mlambo as Deputy Chief Justice. Announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa and welcomed by Chief Justice Mandisa Maya, this move signifies more than just filling a position; it hints at … Read more

What do you think of Zondo’s outburst about his ‘pain’ swearing in ministers ‘linked’ to state capture?

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Zondo’s Rebuke: Will Ramaphosa’s Actions Reshape South Africa’s Future? Former Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s recent critique of President Cyril Ramaphosa has ignited a crucial national conversation about accountability, governance, and the lasting impact of state capture in South Africa. The core of Zondo’s concern lies in the perceived inconsistency in holding implicated ministers accountable, a … Read more

Julius Malema’s message to KZN police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi

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Julius Malema Backs Police Commissioner Amidst Corruption Allegations: What’s Next for South Africa? The EFF‘s Bold Stance: A Turning Point? Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema’s unwavering support for KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has ignited a national conversation about corruption, law enforcement, and the role of political parties in South … Read more

Joburg prosecutions boss Andrew Chauke suspended, two years after call to Ramaphosa

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The Suspension of Advocate Chauke: A Look at Accountability in South Africa The recent suspension of South Gauteng director of public prosecutions, advocate Andrew Chauke, has sent ripples through the South African legal system. This action, pending an inquiry into his fitness to hold office, raises critical questions about accountability, transparency, and the future of … Read more

Trump threatens extra 10% tariffs on Brics as leaders meet in Brazil

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Trump’s Tariff Threat and the Rise of BRICS: A New World Order? Former US President Donald Trump’s recent warning of punitive tariffs against countries aligning with BRICS has sent ripples through the global economy. But what does this signal about the evolving geopolitical landscape and the growing influence of this powerful bloc? BRICS: Beyond the … Read more

TRUMP KYKED SA’S CYRIL MIS

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The Diplomatic Freeze: Decoding the Trump-Ramaphosa Snub and Geopolitical Ripples The G7 summit is often a stage for global power plays, and the recent event in Canada provided a fascinating, if frosty, glimpse into the shifting sands of international relations. The apparent cold shoulder extended by former US President Donald Trump to South African President … Read more

Higher education minister keeps up stonewalling on ‘SETA panel’

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Minister’s Stonewall: A Glimpse into Political Accountability and Transparency Trends As an experienced political analyst, I’ve been closely watching the unfolding drama surrounding Minister Nobuhle Nkabane and her reluctance to reveal the names behind the “independent selection panel” that made controversial appointments to SETA boards. This isn’t just a local political squabble; it’s a microcosm … Read more

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