Minister of Higher Education Blade Nzimande could soon find himself chucked out of cabinet. This latest report says Zuma wants him gone, for NDZ.

Some ANC members are confident that December ANC Electives will force an early Zuma exit

Brendan Seery is the acting Deputy editor of The Citizen newspaper and has caused quite a stir with his latest column. Titled “The Zumas and Mugabes will rule for years to come,” Seery has had some fascinating things to say regarding who will succeed Jacob Zuma as president of the country, the words “Dlamini-Zuma” feature […]

Twitter doesn’t have time for nonsense.

Juju says Ramaphosa or Dlamini-Zuma won’t make a difference.

All the complexities, simply explained.

Cyril Ramaphosa has made it clear that he’s ready to lead.

Nkosazana who?

Another Zuma in the crosshairs of the PP.

Zuma’seems to be on a mission to cripple the Tripartite Alliance in the run-up to the 2019 elections.

Ramaphosa is on the up, Zuma and his allies… not so much.

Get ready for a lot of political chess.

A VIP convoy for Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has irked a number of South Africa’s opposition parties.

Jacob Zuma’s preferred candidate for his successor was charged with appeasing ANC cadres as to the absolute mess her ex has made of the party and government but instead seems to have made things worse.

The phrase, “The more things change, the more they stay the same,” describes the difficult situation President Jacob Zuma finds himself entangled in, as a social grant crisis unfolds, much to the panic of 17 million recipients as to whether they would get paid come 1 April.

The DA think Molefe in treasury will be the final key for the Guptas.

Things could be about to get rough, very rough.

The Xhosa royal family clearly don’t share Zuma’s point of view…

In an uncharacteristically frank admission, deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa has admitted that the ANC is under som pretty heavy strain.

Dlamini-Zuma is an ambiguous, ambitious figure, an operator and bureaucrat with good credentials. But, she offers nothing new and can’t shake off claims that she’s just a shoe-in for her ex-husband.

African Union Commission Chairperson and one of the likeliest candidates to succeed her ex husband Jacob as ANC president, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma took a bit of a swipe at Trump, and hit the nail on the head.

Edward Zuma, el presidente’s son and one of his pops’ biggest fans has lashed out at former public protector Thuli Madonsela’s comments around the ANC succession race.

Well done to the president for recognising that women can lead… arriving just about half a century late to the emancipation party.

Despite being told off for ‘prematurely’ endorsing a candidate for the ANC’s succession race by giving their vote to Zuma’s ex wife, the Women’s League refuses to back down on its decision.

While party structures vie for a a candidate they believe would benefit their interests most, ordinary South Africans seem to have endorsed Ramaphosa as our next president.