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[LISTEN] 'ANC doesn’t have a plan to rectify poor performance at the polls'

Professor Tinyiko Maluleke says a plan of action by the ANC to address its performance in local government elections is nothing new.

African National Congress (ANC) members at the party's National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting in Irene, Tshwane. Picture: ‏@MYANC.
| 1293 days ago

JOHANNESBURG - Political Analyst and lecturer at the University of Pretoria, Professor Tinyiko Maluleke, says the African National Congress's willingness to take collective responsibility for its dwindling performance during municipal elections is a 'no brainer'.

Speaking to Stephen Grootes on the Midday Report, Maluleke says a plan of action established by the ANC National Executive Committee on a way forward is nothing new.

"I have nothing in my recent experience to suggest that something will be done this time, so I will live in hope and look forward to actual action being taken by the ANC. But before that action is taken, I will not assume that it will be."

Listen to the SoundCloud above for more.

[LISTEN] 'ANC doesn’t have a plan to rectify poor performance at the polls'

| Professor Tinyiko Maluleke says a plan of action by the ANC to address its performance in local government elections is nothing new.

JOHANNESBURG - Political Analyst and lecturer at the University of Pretoria, Professor Tinyiko Maluleke, says the African National Congress's willingness to take collective responsibility for its dwindling performance during municipal elections is a 'no brainer'.

Speaking to Stephen Grootes on the Midday Report, Maluleke says a plan of action established by the ANC National Executive Committee on a way forward is nothing new.

"I have nothing in my recent experience to suggest that something will be done this time, so I will live in hope and look forward to actual action being taken by the ANC. But before that action is taken, I will not assume that it will be."

Listen to the SoundCloud above for more.

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