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Zille warns of slide towards Animal Farm state

Source: mg.co.za

The African National Congress ANC is intent on turning South Africa into an authoritarian state Democratic Alliance DA leader Helen Zille warned on Friday.

ANC denies party row over future leadership

Source: IOL

The ruling African National Congress denied on Monday that President Thabo Mbeki had asked, and failed, to get the support of the party s leadership for a third term as ANC president.

DA members stage parliamentary walkout

Source: IOL

"Stop the rot now." That was the message from a furious DA parliamentary leader Sandra Botha minutes after one of her MPs was suspended from parliament for five days and ordered off its precincts by National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete.

What has happened to Mbeki?

Source: IOL

A year before he became president, Thabo Mbeki told parliament in 1998 that South Africa faced the challenge of "allowing a thousand flowers to bloom".

Guilty Plea in Apartheid-Era Case

Source: The New York Times

A former government minister in charge of overseeing the government's killing machine pleaded guilty to attempted murder Friday in a plot to assassinate a church leader by lacing his clothes with poison.

ANC reviews policy as poverty gap widens : Mail & Guardian Online

Source: mg.co.za

ANC reviews policy as poverty gap widens (M&G;)

Mbeki faces biggest test in ANC : Mail & Guardian Online

Source: mg.co.za

ANC provincial branches, spearheaded by KwaZulu Natal, oppose Mbeki's bid to retain control of ANC for a third term.

Affirmative Action discriminating against 'White' S. Africans says former Apartheid Chief

Source: archive.gulfnews.com

Pretoria: White South Africans have been made to feel like second class citizens in their own country by employment policies which discriminate in favour of blacks, according to the country's former president, FW de Klerk.

The South African Political Scene (1)

originally published on my weblog @ midnightjester.wordpress.com It is in 4 parts: 1. THE MIRACLE COUNTRY 2. The ANC 3. The opposition parties 4. The people 1. THE MIRACLE COUNTRY

South Africa's ANC attacks BBC for 'racism'

Source: Guardian Unlimited

The BBC is critised by South Africa's ANC for John Simpson's report on the crime levels in the country. The timing of the report, just before President Thabo Mbeki's report to the nation, was also critised. The BBC defended their report.

Adelaide Tambo Dies at 77

Source: BBC News

Oliver Tambo led the ANC in exile while Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Like her husband, Ma-Tambo, as she is known, was a political activist and widely regarded as a mother figure to anti-apartheid campaigners in exile.

ANC funds: 'State asked for opportunities'

Source: IOL

The African National Congress has set up a front company called Chancellor House which was awarded several lucrative state tenders, a policy paper published on Friday by the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) claimed.

Why Jacob Zuma's fall from grace is inevitable

The saga of Jacob Zuma is one that will remain in the history of South Africa for a long, long time. I'm tempted to predict his downfall, but South African politics prove to be unpredictable. Still, Zuma as a president might be a good thing.

P.W. dies, but the anxiety lives on...

I missed the apartheid bus, more so than the majority of South Africans my age. A lot of people in their twenties are being reminded of the former regime's sins through their parents.

Back room politics does not a democracy make

Source: business.iafrica.com

We like to call our country a democratic one. One with all the institutions and processes that define a democracy.

A Stormy Test for Democracy in South Africa

Source: The New York Times

Zuma: Total punk. Mbeki: Corporate tool. Ramaphosa: All-out slimebag. Wither the leaders of yore? And, which way will the COSATU wind blow?

No split in Cosatu - Madisha

Source: IOL

The Congress of SA Trade Unions president Willie Madisha on Tuesday reiterated his stance that there was no dispute over who would succeed President Thabo Mbeki in 2009.

South African Beats ANC-Inspired Bird Flu Rap

South Africa's largest breeder of water fowl, Hilko Insel, has been cleared of all charges from the Communist-ANC regime that his flock is infected with bird flu and must be culled.

South Africa Bird Breeder Wins... For Now...

South Africa's largest water fowl breeder has been granted a temporary release against charges by the Communist-ANC government's claim that his collection is infected with a strain of the bird flu and must be put to death.

ANC Using Bird Flu Scare To Seize South African Farms?

South Africa's largest water bird breeder, Hilko Insel, is fighting the legal battle of his life against the Communist-ANC government, over claims that his entire bird collection must be put to death because they carry a strain of the bird flu.

ANC Using Bird Flu Scare to Seize Farms?

Source: therightperspectivepodcastblog.blogspot.com

South Africa's largest water bird breeder, Mnr. Hilko Insel, is fighting the legal battle of his life against the Communist-ANC government, over claims that his entire bird collection must be put to death because they carry a strain of the bird flu.

Let's Just Wait And See

Source: allafrica.com

IT'S brave of the South African Communist Party (SACP) to test its membership on whether it should contest the 2009 elections under its own banner.

'Blacks first' policy risks race polarisation

Source: IOL

While it was important for the government to give priority to blacks when it came to the distribution of resources, this could lead to the polarisation of the country along racial lines, a political analyst says.

Ramaphosa would do well to keep his powder dry

Source: businessday.co.za

FOR those observing the succession race unfolding in the African National Congress (ANC), weekend reports suggesting Cyril Ramaphosa is in the running to replace President Thabo Mbeki as ANC president next year are hardly surprising.

Perlman's Stand Against SABC To Be Commended

Source: themercury.co.za

SAfm radio presenter John Perlman's on-air revelation that the SABC has blacklisted certain commentators who cannot be relied upon to sing the praises of the ANC government is sadly not surprising.

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