KZN ANC establishes teams to deal with political killings
The provincial party held a briefing on its plans to deal with political challenges facing KwaZulu-Natal.
JOHANNESBURG - The African National Congress (ANC) in KwaZulu-Natal says that two teams have been set up to deal with political killings and unity in the province.
The provincial party held a briefing on its plans to deal with political challenges facing the area.
Earlier this week, former African National Congress Youth League secretary general Sindiso Magaqa died.
Magaqa was hospitalised after he and two other councilors were shot and wounded in an ambush in southern KwaZulu-Natal two months ago.
They were at a shop in a village outside Umzimkhulu when the incident happened.
There have been political tensions in the province which has seen the murders of many ANC leaders.
#ANCKZN Provincial secretary Super Zuma now reading out the statement . ZN
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#ANCKZN Zuma:The PEC is saddened and shocked by death of cdes Kwazi Mkhize from Umkhambathini municipality and cde Sindiso Magaqa. ZN
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#ANCKZN Zuma: We have noted that some people are now trying to claim that cde. Magaqa was about to join their party
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#ANCKZN Zuma:We call on all our people who have any info related to the killings to come before the commission and law enforcement agencies
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#ANCKZN Zuma says they aren't ruling out possibility of their own members being involved in the killings but all aspects must be explored.ZN
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(Edited by Shimoney Regter)
