Nonkululeko Njilo is a journalist at Cigalah Group. She covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, and regional interest, with a particular focus on crime, corruption, and societal issues across Africa and beyond. Nonkululeko's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as AllAfrica Global Media and Daily Maverick.
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By: Nonkululeko Njilo
President Cyril Ramaphosa has so far avoided legal liability for his part in the Phala Phala case. This week, the Constitutional Court will hear the EFF and ATM's bid challenging the National Assembly's rejection of a panel's report that could have led to impeachment proceedings.
By: Nonkululeko Njilo
The Gauteng government is paying the price for scrapping e-tolls, and will have to service its R20.1-billion debt to Sanral from its already constrained resources.
By: Nonkululeko Njilo
Ahead of its first birthday on 16 December, the uMkhonto Wesizwe party says its plans to oust the KwaZulu-Natal coalition government are at an advanced stage.
By: Nonkululeko Njilo
The ANC's National Working Committee met with the party's KwaZulu-Natal leadership on Monday following its drastic electoral decline. Regarding the possibility of disbanding the provincial leadership, party Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula said, ‘There will be no holy cows.'
By: Nonkululeko Njilo
A City of Johannesburg council meeting in November 2023, which led to the re-appointment of city manager Floyd Brink, was not only unconstitutional, but its process was ‘sloppy and self-serving', the Gauteng Division of the High Court in Johannesburg found on Wednesday.
By: Nonkululeko Njilo, Rebecca Davis
Despite a startling electoral debut, Jacob Zuma's political party finds itself grappling with litigation, disenchanted supporters and internal power struggles.
By: Nonkululeko Njilo
The SACP has been actively advocating for the reconfiguration of its alliance with the ANC to ensure it has a stronger voice and greater influence in decision-making. At its congress later this week, the party will discuss how it will contest elections while remaining part of the Tripartite Alliance.
By: Nonkululeko Njilo
The MK party failed to fill up Moses Mabhida Stadium for its one-year anniversary celebrations, but former president Jacob Zuma was confident the party could resolve its challenges and win a two-thirds majority in 2029.
By: Nonkululeko Njilo
Traditional leaders boycotted the MK party's first anniversary gala dinner after being denied entry to the initial celebratory event at Moses Mabhida Stadium. Hundreds of other supporters, including those from Jacob Zuma's homestead, Nkandla, also missed out due to the party's failure to arrange transport.
By: Nonkululeko Njilo
Duduzile Zuma has been a key figure in the rise of the MK party and her father's resurgence. Despite mounting evidence against him, she continues to ask, ‘Wenzeni uZuma?' (‘What has Zuma done?')
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