Governance is not something you can switch on and off. This means that when you govern you have to take the good with the bad.

Once again the Bolivarian socialist revolution and the heroic people of the republic of Venezuela have triumphed over adversity.

On Tuesday 23 April a helicopter crash in Mpumalanga claimed four lives, including that of Lance Cooper.

This week the Mail and Guardian reported that the UK would phase out aid to South Africa.

Trade union Solidarity is arguing in the Labour Court in Cape Town that the Department of Correctional Services favours blacks above others in terms of employment.

Leaders should use the opportunity of the celebrations of Workers Day to unite the common struggles of our people against oppression and exploitation.

On May 1, workers of the world celebrate. In South Africa, workers have been the bone of our economy and the struggle for national democracy. The role played by Sactu and Cosatu is well documented.

Last week the South African Institute of International Affairs hosted a workshop on Russia’s relations with Africa, and specifically with South Africa and Angola, as part of its Major Powers research project.

The attention of the world has recently been focused on the humanitarian tragedy of the violent conflict being pursued by various armed groups in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

The latest biometric technology used by the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) to disburse social grants to about 16 million beneficiaries on a monthly basis is proving to be a worthy investment in making life easier for beneficiaries of so