Thousands gathered on Sunday listen to his speech at the launch of the centennial celebrations in honour of former late president Nelson Mandela.
ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa and President Jacob Zuma are scheduled to meet again this weekend to iron out the details of the plan.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa and a delegation of ministers has been answering questions from the media at the world economic forum in Davos.
Dr Mzukisi Qobo, associate professor at the pan-African institute at UJ, says it’s too early for South Africans to celebrate the outcome of the ANC elective conference.
Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma is seen as a fierce campaigner against racial inequality whose hostility to big business has rattled investors in South Africa.
The disgruntled members have accused the ANC of failing to resolve disputes in 84 branches and say any outcome of the provincial conference will be illegal.
Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa has dodged a question on whether he is willing to serve as deputy president to Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma if he loses at the party’s elective conference next week.
Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa says he believes the woman who accused President Jacob Zuma of rape.
This bombshell admission came as Ramaphosa spoke about the difficulty of a black woman to stand up against abuse.
This comes after KZN was the only province to question discrepancies with the nomination figures announced on Monday evening at its general council.
ANC in Mpumalanga has nominated Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma as its presidential candidate.
Speaking at the official commemoration in Mthatha, in the Eastern Cape, Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa says parents and guardians should openly talk about sensitive issues.
Asset Management and Economic Strategist Dr Thabi Leoka says she is unsure of how to separate the deputy president’s new economic plans from the National Development Plan.
The leadership from ward 32 in eThekwini claims the regional executive sabotaged its efforts to hold its branch general meeting, and it missed the deadline set by Gwede Mantashe’s office.
Cyril Ramaphosa says the economy is struggling precisely because of state capture and corruption in public enterprises.
President Jacob Zuma will face questions in the NCOP while his deputy Cyril Ramaphosa will be answering questions in the National Assembly.
Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa has again spoken out against state capture.
The ANC has since condemned Ramaphosa’s pronouncements again calling for leaders not to play into factions and refrain from slate politics.
