Setumo Stone

3 weeks ago | sundayworld.co.za | Setumo Stone |Bongani Mdakane

Bombshell minutes of a meeting held by Business for South Africa (B4SA) and Interim Rail Economic Regulator Capacity (IRERC) have revealed a plan by top private players in the rail sector to hijack state rail policy and redirect prized assets of Transnet into private hands, allegedly with the blessing of the office of President Cyril Ramaphosa.

4 weeks ago | sundayworld.co.za | Setumo Stone |Bongani Mdakane

Bombshell minutes of a meeting held by Business for South Africa (B4SA) and Interim Rail Economic Regulator Capacity (IRERC) have revealed a plan by top private players in the rail sector to hijack state rail policy and redirect prized assets of Transnet into private hands, allegedly with the blessing of the office of President Cyril Ramaphosa. To read this story in full, buy a copy of today’s Sunday World or subscribe to the paper’s e-edition by clicking on the link below.

1 month ago | sundayworld.co.za | Ngwako Malatji |Setumo Stone

The SABC has humiliated the ANC’s Deputy Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Peace Mabe, when it expunged her from the list of guests selected to present a Metro FM award when she was two hours away from Mbombela, where the star-studded event was held three weeks ago. To read this story in full, buy a copy of today’s Sunday World or subscribe to the paper’s e-edition by clicking on the link below. https://www.magzter.com/ZA/Fundudzi-Media/Sunday-World/Newspaper

1 month ago | sundayworld.co.za | Setumo Stone |Queenin Masuabi |Mawande AmaShabalala

ANC chief whip Mdumiseni Ntuli is being blamed for the chaotic meeting at Luthuli House, which allegedly saw ANC MPs revolting against party secretary-general Fikile Mbalula, and chairperson Gwede Mantashe walking out of the powwow in a huff. Two senior ANC members alleged that Ntuli “dropped the ball” and allowed himself to be pawned by Luthuli House, saying he should not have taken charge of the meeting.

1 month ago | sundayworld.co.za | Setumo Stone |Queenin Masuabi

Although Luthuli House has put a gag on the ANC’s 2027 leadership succession race,  behind the scenes, the horse trading is in full swing. This  became apparent  this week when the national office unprecedentedly took control of the regional elective conference in Vhembe, Limpopo. To read this story in full, buy a copy of today’s Sunday World or subscribe to the paper’s e-edition by clicking on the link below.