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ANC, ‘Nasrec 68’ to deal with missing votes issue in 2018
A meeting attended by lawyers for those involved met with the ANC at Luthuli House in Johannesburg on Friday afternoon.
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[LISTEN] News rap of the week: CT tourists, water restrictions, #ANC54 & more
If you missed out on the news this week, KFM producer Brad O'Regan brings you the latest news while spitting some bars.
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'Nasrec 68' to meet with ANC bosses over votes dispute
The omission of ballots could have a material effect on the position of secretary general which is currently held by Ace Magashule after narrowly defeating Senzo Mchunu with 24 votes.
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Zuma’s future as SA president hangs in the balance
The NEC will have its first meeting in East London in early January, ahead of the party’s January 8 celebrations eight days later.
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AgriSA: ANC's land expropriation decision economic suicide
The issue of land is one of the biggest talking points to come out of the African National Congress (ANC) commissions in Nasrec this week.
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CGE: Decriminalisation of sex work not about religion
The Commission for Gender Equality has urged faith based organisations not to view decriminalisation of sex work negatively but as a step in the right direction to help South Africans trapped in the industry.
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ANC decides on Israel embassy downgrade ahead of Jerusalem vote
The decision was taken at the end of a five-day African National Congress conference, in which Cyril Ramaphosa was elected as its new leader.
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NEC packed with Zuma's allies
The composition of the party's highest decision-making body between conferences was expected to be an indicator of the balance of power in the party's leadership.
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ANC’s decision to decriminalise sex work applauded
Decriminalisation would see criminal penalties being removed for sex workers as well as those making use of their services.
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Pressure mounts for ANC to resolve 68 omitted votes
The votes could still affect the position of secretary-general, which is currently held by Ace Magashule, who beat Senzo Mchunu by 24 votes.
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'ANC's decision on land expropriation without compensation a radical move'
The issue of land is one of the biggest talking points to come out of the conference in Nasrec this week.
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Sanef welcomes announcement of probe into assault of journalist at #ANC54
Sam Mkokeli was shoved and threatened with arrest after he complained about waiting in the sun for some time for a briefing by Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Real work starts now for new ANC leadership
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa now has the task of stabilising the economy and rooting out corruption.
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[LISTEN] '10 things Cyril Ramaphosa must do urgently'
Talk Radio 702's Azania Mosaka talks to Mpumelelo Mkhabela, a fellow at the Centre for the Study of Governance Innovation at the University of Pretoria.
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AgriSA: ANC land expropriation plan an economic time bomb
The ANC’s 54th national conference resolved to amend the Constitution to pave the way for land to be expropriated without compensation.
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Standard Bank urges Ramaphosa to take decisive action on SA economy
The bank has joined business in congratulating Cyril Ramaphosa for his appointment.
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Zuma congratulates Ramaphosa, wishes new ANC leadership well
Zuma issued a statement on Thursday morning, saying he “heartily” congratulates Ramaphosa and wishes the new leadership of the party all the best in taking the country forward through policies and programmes of the ANC.
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'Missing 68' voters consider meeting with ANC leadership
Lawyers for the ANC have responded to a letter of demand from the 68.
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ANC lawmakers ordered to move quickly on media appeals tribunal
The proposal has been on the governing party’s agenda for several years and has been fiercely opposed by the media fraternity as an attack on press freedom.
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Opposition parties say ANC’s resolution on land not economically viable
Heated discussions among ANC delegates on the issue ended up in an alleged shuffle revealed through video footage released by the 'Sunday Times'.
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Ramaphosa vows ANC will be more accountable to people of SA
The party has also resolved to speed up radical economic transformation and change the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation.
