Parliament has budgeted between R6 million and R14 million for their opening address, scheduled to take place this evening at the Cape Town City Hall.
We’re saying it louder for those at the back, these shoddy ANC cadres are finally OUT.
To illustrate just how diabolical these perpetrators can be, the NPA is looking into Lottery money intended for an old age home being used to buy an estate in North West, which has since been turned into a boutique hotel.
The 2024 Budget Speech falls right before a national election, which makes it even harder for the minister.
In an effort to ensure transparency and to instil public trust and confidence in parliament, each member is required to declare significant holdings in businesses, shares owned, as well as gifts received in the register of members’ interests for 2023.
Another day, another example of how the EFF offers voters nothing more than empty rhetoric and childish petulance.
A City of Johannesburg Council meeting devolved into violence towards the end of the 12-hour sitting, with proceedings suspended in the early hours of Thursday morning.
Zandile Mafe, the man accused of starting the fire, spent 30 hours inside Parliament in what can politely be described as a massive security failure.
Firefighters spent three days battling to save the complex of buildings in the city centre, in what can best be described as a failure of epic (and expensive) proportions.
MPs struggle to make ends meet. Amelia Hamlin poses in ‘empowering’ lingerie. Land seizure stumbling block.
A protest against farm murders and gender-based violence outside Parliament turned ugly when law enforcement arrived on the scene.
Things we’ve learnt from Parliament this week – the liquor store is probably not the best place from which to attend virtual meetings.
It looks like South Africa isn’t the only country where politicians start hitting each other whenever they disagree.
The EFF enjoyed some ‘Parliament Fight Club’ practice during a meeting of the Special Council in Tshwane yesterday.
Banksy’s painting, ‘Devolved Parliament’, sold for even more than his last work to go to auction, ‘Girl with Balloon’.
Yesterday, Julius Malema addressed the National Assembly, and proceedings once again descended into a shoving match. Seems Juju doesn’t like those VBS chirps.
The photographer who used a drone to capture the image that cuts to the core of the protests against gender-based violence could be in a lot of trouble.
Today is not business as usual here at 2oceansvibe, and this is the only story we will be publishing.
An induction session at the Old Assembly in Parliament turned ugly when the ANC and EFF clashed.
The Minister of Public Works, Thulas Nxesi, recently outlined the plan to relocate Parliament from Cape Town to Pretoria.
The daughter of Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, is working in the European Parliament. Some countries are a little worried about a security breach.
As the State of the Nation fast approaches, it’s time to start planning alternative routes in and out of town. Here’s everything you need to know.
The DA’s Chief Whip and the EFF have been feuding all week on social media, and yesterday they came face to face in Parliament.
Parliament descended into chaos again yesterday, as fights broke out between members of the EFF, Agang and the DA.
British defence secretary Gavin Williamson was left red-faced after his own iPhone took a jab at him in the middle of a speech.
There’s an art to being a good bartender, and skilled mixologists will tell you they earn every penny. If you work for Parliament, that’s quite a few pennies.
All members of parliament are required to make annual declarations of gifts they receive with a value in excess of R500, and some are rather interesting.
Our Parliamentary sittings are known to venture into the theatrical, and yesterday was no exception. Here’s Ian Ollis bowing out with a bang.
Bad choices were made when DA’s John Steenhuisen kept on interrupting Cyril Ramaphosa while he was talking in Parliament. The president lost his cool.
You would think that Malusi Gigaba would be on his best behaviour now that JZ has left the building, but his actions yesterday in Parliament show otherwise.