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The African National Congress in KwaZulu-Natal is playing its cards close to the chest and wouldn't be drawn into announcing their candidates for the party's December elective conference. Provincial leaders met with their Mpumalanga counterparts in Durban on Monday to"map the road" ahead of the crucial 55th national conference. KwaZulu-Natal leadership, led by secretary Bheki Mtolo, were adamant that the leadership choice lay with the branches.
Provincial leaders met with their Mpumalanga counterparts in Durban on Monday to “map the road” ahead of the crucial 55th national conference. KwaZulu-Natal leadership, led by secretary Bheki Mtolo, were adamant that the leadership choice lay with the branches. The Mpumalanga delegation included deputy secretary Lindiwe Ntshalintshali, a supporter of the radical economic transformation faction of the ANC that’s aligned to former president Jacob Zuma and suspended secretary-general Ace Magashule.According to Mpumalanga provincial secretary Muzi Chirwa, the provinces agreed on the unity of the party, adding that the proposal of Ramaphosa’s leadership “was not cast in stone.
“They are being very careful and seem to have learned from the Nasrec 2017 conference when Mpumalanga swayed the vote, leading to their candidate Dlamini-Zuma losing to Ramaphosa.”Dlamini-Zuma’s ‘NDZ’ slate lost by 179 votes at the 2017 conference, the results which left Zuma visibly uncomfortable during the announcement on national television.
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