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Past articles by Amil:

Sars Inquiry: Judge Will Rule On Monday Whether It Continues

It was an explosive week at the inquiry into governance and tax administration at Sars, culminating in a request by Tom Moyane's lawyer that it be scrapped. → Read More

Sars Inquiry: Judge Will Rule On Monday Whether It Continues

It was an explosive week at the inquiry into governance and tax administration at Sars, culminating in a request by Tom Moyane's lawyer that it be scrapped. → Read More

Moyane Wants Sars Inquiry Halted, All Evidence Scrapped

Moyane's lawyer, Dali Mpofu, claimed in a submission to the panel that there are numerous biases in the processes. → Read More

De Lille's Battle With The DA Far From Over

The party will commence will internal disciplinary processes now that De Lille's membership has been reinstated. → Read More

DA To Continue Onslaught Against De Lille Despite Court Loss

The DA may move for a motion of no confidence in De Lille as a party member. → Read More

BREAKING: De Lille Beats DA In Court; Remains Cape Town Mayor

The court ordered that the party's decision to terminate De Lille's membership was illegal. → Read More

These Are The ANC's Biggest Headaches In Its Three Most Troubled Provinces

The ANC's top structures are dealing with internal conflict from its members as the battle for leadership in various provinces continues. → Read More

It's Youth Month, But Where In The World Is Collen Maine? *crickets*

The ANCYL has also been exceptionally quiet in the lead-up to Youth Day. → Read More

What Now For The ANC In KZN? A Battle May Be Looming

Sources on both factions of the party in the province say tensions are peaking after a court interdicted its elective conference at the weekend. → Read More

This Is Why Zuma Is Still The Boss In KZN

The battle between rival factions of the ANC was laid bare at the weekend, with Zuma gaining the upper hand over his presidential successor in KZN. → Read More

ANC KZN Blames Factionalism On National Leadership

This comes after a court application by some members in the province interdicted the party's elective conference from taking place. → Read More

Is The EFF An Ethno-Racial Party?

Analysts are divided on whether the EFF (and its leadership) display racist tendencies, or use race to bait voters at the polls. → Read More

Status Update: Zuma's Taxes To Be Scrutinised As Sars Inquiry 'On Track'

A commission of inquiry into governance at the embattled revenue collector has begun its work and its first deadline is on September 30. → Read More

Status Update: NPA Remains 'Confident' Of R169-Million Gupta Money Freeze

Despite two embarrassing court judgments related to the Gupta family, the NPA remains hopeful. → Read More

In Just 3 Months, Pravin Gordhan Has Wielded The Sledgehammer At SOEs

Here's the lowdown on the progress made by the new public enterprises minister. → Read More

Almost One Year Later: What Has Become Of KPMG?

On Monday, KPMG announced that 400 people will lose their jobs. How did this once-credible firm reach this point? → Read More

DA's Mazzone On Possible Court Action To Oust Her: Bring It On!

DA MP Natasha Mazzone stands by the processes which had her elected as second deputy federal chairperson despite a legal opinion which says it was invalid. → Read More

DA MP Says Claims Of A Divide In The Party Is A 'Media Invention'

In a series of tweets, DA MP Gavin Davis denied that the DA was split between a predominantly white liberal faction and a mostly black progressive faction. → Read More

Compulsory History Classes: Who Decides What We Learn And What We Forget?

Historians warn that all sectors of society need to be represented if we are to present a true reflection of our past to the next generation. → Read More

BREAKING: Minister's Team Recommends History Be Made Compulsory In School

A ministerial team recommended that history be a compulsory subject should be phased in incrementally from Grade 10 to matric from 2023. → Read More