KwaZulu-Natal has the highest poverty rate in the country – more than a quarter of all people in KZN live under the poverty line – yet Durban ANC councillors blew R1.7 million on a Nicki Minaj concert.

The Guptas will not go down alone. They’ll drag the ANC down with them. This is what counted against a precipitous decision to recall Zuma.

When the Western Cape Provincial Government discovers that the public owns unused prime property in Sea Point, its solution is easy – SELL IT! – to the highest bidder. In a country suffering under the yoke of privileged elites, how different is this practice from the garden-variety corruption of Jacob Zuma and his coterie?

The ANC’s NEC kicks off this weekend and Zuma’s relationship with the Guptas will take centre stage. Here are the names of those responsible for what comes next.

After Jacob Zuma clearly dodges the DA’s questions around the Guptas, Nene and the Rand; Mmusi Maimane loses his temper and the entire DA ends up leaving Zuma to his fanclub.

So the last few days have been pretty tense for Jacob Zuma and the ANC, but nothing compares to the absolute sh*tstorm that’s yet to come.

According to Corruption Watch’s annual report, SA’s most populous province also has the most reported cases of corruption; 50% of all those reported in the entire country.

Earlier this week the ANC’s chief whip quit parliament and now a report claims that the Guptas are packing up and leaving Mzanzi. Soon Jacob Zuma won’t have many people left in his corner.

Increased social discord in South Africa cannot be prevented by appeals to the “Rainbow Nation” myth. The time has come for a new foundation for a nation in which we can all thrive, together, as equals.

What shortage of skills could we possibly have that would stop the post office from performing its basic duties? Licking envelopes!?

THUTO’s “Dear Mr. President” clip says what the rest of us are feeling and since its release has gone crazy-viral!

Despite all the recent negativity, Mzanzi’s still got what it takes to beat out the entire African continent to once again take first place as the best country to live in.

It’s pretty much a k*k government and in light of recent events we can totally relate… basically, it’s what us South Africans have had to get used to over the last few years.

A new study shows that a big chunk of the ANC’s supporters believe that president Zuma should not be paying for his Nkandla homestead, but rather that the taxpayer should foot the bill.

Anonymous — an international group of hackers known for taking on high profile targets like ISIS and exposing sensitive information — has announced that it will be tackling African governments and businesses in a drive to expose corruption, with SA high on the list.

Look, if there’s one thing you don’t do as an ANC member it’s take on Gwede Mantashe; unfortunately Truman Prince might learn that the hard way.

Unbelievable. Have a look at the letter sent by the ANC’s Beaufort West mayor, Truman Prince, proving that the Western Cape ANC fully intends on using state – taxpayer’s — funds to run this year’s party election campaign.

The cheek! An aggressive Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) officer got himself a lekker bonus when he intimidated the BBC’s sports commentators into paying him bribes.

Angie Motshekga, in a rare moment of honesty, has admitted that the South African government has lost control of teacher and school principal appointments to the unions.

Industry and community leaders from across the country have lashed out at Jacob Zuma’s lack of direction and ‘style’ of governing, following the redeployment of Nhlanhla Nene and the chaos that followed.

While our own president is causing a world of kak back home, it’s good to see other heads of state inspire their people and lead by example.

Out of the respondents, a worrying 75% said they had paid a bribe in the last year.

Gold bars worth nearly R20 million were seized at OR Tambo last week and SARS are investigating whether immigration officials were in on the deal.

South Africa is now believed to be the most corrupt country on the continent, according to a new survey.

He’s only just become president, but John Magufuli’s not pulling any punches when it comes to government reform and weeding out corruption.