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Save SA's Pityana congratulates Ramaphosa, criticises Zuma in open letter
Sipho Pityana says he is hoping not to wait too long before Save SA can congratulate Ramaphosa on his election as president of the country.
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[LISTEN] Mufamadi: 'ANC can break free from Zuma stranglehold'
EWN's Stephen Grootes interviews African National Congress veteran Dr Sydney Mufamadi.
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Magashule to remain ANC secretary-general as vote discrepancy clarified
Sources have told Eyewitness News that Senzo Mchunu will only be given 15 out of the 68 omitted votes.
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Radebe says ANC will elect more women into its NEC
Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe says doomsayers who had doubts about the elective conference will eat humble pie as the ANC is finalising all matters on Wednesday.
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ANC delegates arrive at Nasrec to wrap up conference
Delegates are starting to trickle in Nasrec as the party hopes to move fast with its items to conclude the conference today as scheduled.
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ANC leadership’s balance of power under the spotlight
Vote-counting has concluded in the elections for the 80 additional members of the party’s NEC.
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[LISTEN] ANC stalwarts react to new top six leadership
On Tuesday supporters of Senzo Mchunu disputed the vote count that saw him lose out to Ace Magashule, a sign that Ramaphosa’s team was trying to gain greater control of the upper echelons of the ANC.
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Radebe: ANC hasn’t moved fast enough on land reform issue
Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe says the land issue is an historic one which needs to be resolved urgently.
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Sydney Mufamadi: Zuma has nothing of value to add to the ANC
ANC veteran Sydney Mufamadi says there’s no reason why President Jacob Zuma should continue to lead the country after the conference.
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Radebe: Top six vote dispute to be dealt with at ANC plenary session
Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe says that he’s part of the steering committee that has been dealing with the issue of the disputed 68 votes.
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Questions raised over SAPS officer who manhandled journalist
Lieutenant-Colonel Tankiso Moshoeshoe was identified on Tuesday as the member who manhandled 'Bloomberg' journalist Sam Mkokeli.
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Rand weaker as euphoria over Ramaphosa win fades
Expectations that Cyril Ramaphosa would win the ANC race had pushed the rand to R12.5200 per dollar on Monday, its firmest since March 27.
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ANC steering committee to present report on voting discrepancy
Since Tuesday, there has been speculation about what the national steering committee of the party will do to resolve the omission of 68 votes from the overall top six results.
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Journo Sam Mkokeli accuses security officials at ANC conference of bullying
Mkokeli says he addressed the issue with the ANC's former Secretary General Gwede Mantashe before.
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ANC confirms voting for NEC ended, counting underway
But with the governing party's 54th national conference expected to conclude on Wednesday, the prospects of impending court action remain unclear.
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Ramaphosa set to deliver his first address as ANC leader
While Cyril Ramaphosa was scheduled to speak at around noon, the delays and disputes that have plagued the five-day gathering mean it is only likely to happen later in the day.
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Jeff Radebe expected to address Progressive Business Forum
Radebe is due to address the Progressive Business Forum at Nasrec.
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Opposition parties raise concerns over ANC’s new top 6
Cyril Ramaphosa was elected party president with David Mabuza as his deputy, who is believed to be a President Jacob Zuma loyalist.
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Ramaphosa: New ANC leadership a combination of different ideas
New ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa conducted his first official duties on Tuesday following his election as Jacob Zuma's successor on Monday.
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Cop in charge of #ANC54 security a Dlamini Zuma supporter, defies SAPS law
Section 46 of the SAPS Act prohibits police officers from publicly displaying, expressing support for or associating with a political party.
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ANCWL president dodges questions on whether league voted for Mabuza
Bathabile Dlamini and the rest of the Women’s League threw their weight behind Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, but she was beaten by Cyril Ramaphosa.
