New Ipsos data reveals persistent pessimism about South Africa's trajectory, despite initial post-election optimism following ...

IPSOS's "What Worries the World" study found 80% of South Africans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction.

MKP member of parliament Lucky Montana has condemned the national dialogue as a futile exercise that will achieve nothing, ...

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EVERY August for the past six years since we acquired the Lonmin operations, I have taken time to reflect deeply as we ...

Zanzibar’s First Vice President, Othman Masoud Othman, has said the Isles’ Government of National Unity (GNU) should not be ...

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South Africans remain deeply pessimistic about their country’s direction, with 80% saying South Africa is on the wrong track according to Ipsos’ latest “What Worries the World1” study. This represents ...

Mmusi Maimane’s party, Build One South Africa, says it will only consider joining the GNU if certain conditions are met.

Mmusi Maimane has set strict conditions for BOSA to join the GNU, saying the party would not work with MKP, EFF or any racist groups, leaving South Africans divided.