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Magashule and de Lille speak out ahead of Zuma's trial proceedings
Suspended ANC secretary general Ace Magashule and Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille speaks to the media ahead of former President Jacob Zuma's trial proceedings. #ZumaTrial #DeLille #AceMagashule
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Magashule in court to support Zuma in corruption trial
Ace Magashule made his way into the courtroom along with Jacob Zuma and his supporters.
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Magashule wants court bid heard urgently, warns of party violence if delayed
Ace Magashule claims the ANC's step aside resolution has been unfairly implemented by a faction aligned to Ramaphosa, in a bid to oust him as the party’s secretary-general.
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Magashule: ANC decision to suspend me was orchestrated by Ramaphosa faction
Ace Magashule claimed his ousting would make Cyril Ramaphosa’s re-election easier when the party held its elective conference in December next year.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: No matter who governs, SA’s future political landscape is messy
Quite what the future political landscape will look like after the local government elections is unclear, writes Judith February.
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Magashule turns to court to overturn suspension, avoids apologising to party
In court papers seen by Eyewitness News, Magashule wants the Johannesburg High Court to declare that the ANC’s step aside rule is unlawful, unconstitutional and invalid.
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Jessie Duarte: ANC step aside resolution not aimed at Ace Magashule
ANC deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte said that the step-aside resolution was not aimed at Ace Magashule, saying that there were other members of the party who had stepped aside. Duarte also reiterated that Magashule’s suspension was temporary pending his court case. Duarte was delivering the outcomes of the party's three-day national executive committee meeting.
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ANC's Duarte reveals most of the threats she received were racist and sexist
African National Congress (ANC) deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte said that she’d reported those coming from social media but was disturbed by some calls she received.
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Jessie Duarte: ANC NEC's decision is that Magashule should apologise
Deputy secretary-general of the ANC, Jessie Duarte, said that the NEC meeting that took place over the weekend resolved that suspended secretary-general, Ace Magashule, should issue an apology to the ANC and the country. This after Magashule sent a letter of suspension to President Cyril Ramaphosa in retaliation for his own suspension.
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Magashule has 3 days left to apologise for Ramaphosa suspension letter - Duarte
ANC deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte said that party president Cyril Ramaphosa had initially set out 48 hours but they'd agreed to give Ace Magashule a few more days.
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Duarte: ANC step aside resolution not aimed at Ace Magashule
African National Congress (ANC) deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte was on Tuesday delivering the outcomes of the party's three-day national executive committee (NEC) meeting.
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WATCH LIVE: Duarte briefs media on outcomes of special ANC NEC meeting
Deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte is holding a media briefing following the ANC NEC meeting that ended on Monday.
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SACP welcomes how ANC is dealing with corruption-accused members
In a statement following ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa’s closing addressing on Monday, the party said it showed the ANC could lead by example in the fight against graft.
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Will Magashule apologise to Ramaphosa for suspension letter?
Ramaphosa has announced an instruction from the national executive committee for Magashule to apologise to him and the party’s faithful over an unauthorised suspension letter he issued against him last week.
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Ramaphosa condemns threats against Duarte for carrying out ANC instructions
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa also said that in light of party secretary-general Ace Magashule’s suspension, Jessie Duarte would be responsible for running the engine of the organisation.
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Magashule ordered to apologise or face disciplinary processes
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his closing address on 10 May 2021 after the party spent the weekend in its NEC meeting. In his address, Ramaphosa instructed suspended party secretary-general Ace Magashule to apologise for trying to suspend him or face necessary disciplinary processes. #AfricanNationalCongress #CyrilRamaphosa #AceMagashule #StepAside
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Magashule instructed to apologise to Ramaphosa for suspension letter
African National Congress (ANC) president Cyril Ramaphosa disclosed this during his closing address to the three-day national executive committee (NEC) meeting.
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ANC top brass tasked with dealing with defiant Magashule
Several ANC national executing committee members have told Eyewitness News that the embattled secretary-general's behaviour is unbecoming and must be dealt with by the top six leaders of the party.
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Cope: Mosioua Lekota's attempt to fire Magashule as MEC was to save ANC
In a statement, Cope said its leader was blamed for divisions in the ANC in the Free State during his own tenure as premier but Magashule has consistently brought the party into disrepute.
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Some ANC eThekwini branches call for national general council within 90 days
About 100 ANC members representing branches from eThekwini gathered in Durban on Sunday and pledged allegiance to suspended secretary general Ace Magashule and former President Jacob Zuma.
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From public spats to audio leaks: ANC NEC to wrap up meeting today
The NEC has been deliberating on numerous issues including the state of the organisation, the contentious step aside resolution, the fate of its secretary general Ace Magashule and the upcoming local government elections.
