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Video footage emerges revealing violent clashes at ANC EC conference
In the video, delegates can be seen flinging plastic chairs and punching each other as chaos erupted in the conference centre.
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8 ANC delegates reportedly hospitlaised following overnight scuffles
Clashes broke out between alleged rival factions inside the East London International Convention Centre where the party’s electing its provincial leadership.
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IFP worried about removal of Ramaphosa’s picture from provincial legislature
The walls of the legislature precincts are decorated with pictures of past and present Premiers, Speakers as well as Presidents and Deputy Presidents.
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Voting for ANC provincial top 5 underway in Eastern Cape following disruptions
The party had been having difficulties verifying delegates ahead of the vote with some party members accusing officials of deliberately sidelining them.
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Issues plaguing ANC KZN to be discussed as its own item – Mantashe
Gwede Mantashe says the NEC meeting will carefully consider all possible political ramifications in KwaZulu-Natal before announcing any steps.
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Lindiwe Sisulu: ANC needs to renew itself
Presidential candidate Lindiwe Sisulu says anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Kathrada died an angry man due to the state of affairs within the African National Congress.
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Motsoaledi: State resources used in Ramaphosa smear campaign
Aaron Motsoaledi joined Western Cape Cosatu members on Wednesday as they endorsed Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidential ambitions.
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[OPINION] Bestiality and BS: Lessons from SA’s sleazy political climate
Instead of ignoring his accusers, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa entertained them, tried to silence them through court, and then revealed a long-past affair of little interest.
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[ANALYSIS] ANC leadership race: Who will decide – delegates, or a judge?
Stephen Grootes says the ANC’s December conference may not end in a clear victory but in what you could call a “disputed outcome”.
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Ramaphosa: We need to be guided by the values of the ANC
Cyril Ramaphosa has called on ANC members to differ through debate and persuasion and avoid resorting to killing each other.
