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ANC WC confirms party spent Iqbal Survé’s R1m donation
The party said the money was distributed to various regions before an order for the funds to be returned.
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DA no longer worried about ANC-EFF coalition in WC
The DA is no longer concerned about an African National Congress and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) coalition in the province and looks set to retain the province according to early numbers.
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Ebrahim Rasool: Great to be voting in my own country again
Having lived in the United States for five years as South African ambassador to the US, ANC leader Ebrahim Rasool said it was good to finally be voting in his own country.
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WC ANC has not returned election campaign donation, says Iqbal Survé
In a statement, businessman Iqbal Survé said there had been no formal communication from the ANC in the Western Cape to Sekunjalo about returning his donation.
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Duarte: ‘ANC has good chance of taking votes from the DA in WC’
ANC Western Cape elections head Ebrahim Rasool says areas that have historically been DA strongholds in the province have opened up them.
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Uncertainty over ANC Western Cape election list continues
ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule might have proclaimed the party's election list a done deal, but the ANC in the Western Cape says it remains open to changes.
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WC ANC open to coalition talks with 'progressive parties'
The ANC’s chances at electoral success in the Western Cape have been bolstered by the Democratic Alliance’s internal friction.
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ANC Western Cape won’t announce premier candidate before 8 May
ANC provincial elections head Ebrahim Rasool said the party would not count its chickens before they had hatched.
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WC ANC promises to follow up on Prasa protesters' demands
Commuters joined #UniteBehind in a march to the ANC's regional headquarters, where they handed over a memorandum to ANC Western Cape elections head Ebrahim Rasool.
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DA considers legal action against WC ANC over CT water crisis claims
African National Congress (ANC) Western Cape elections head Ebrahim Rasool and several other party members told voters that the DA-run City of Cape Town cashed in close to R1 billion from the water crisis.
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Mantashe: 'ANC won’t make new promises in Western Cape'
“We’re not making new promises. We want to continue with the promises made before 2009.”
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WC ANC to hold elective conference after May elections
Provincial secretary Faiez Jacobs and provincial leader Khaya Magaxa would not avail themselves for positions after the elections.
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2 ANC WC leaders ditch provincial nominations to 'make way for younger members'
Acting ANC provincial leader Khaya Magaxa and provincial secretary Faiez Jacobs were both high on the list of provincial ANC members headed for the House.
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More drama at Zille's SOPA reply
During Premier Helen Zille’s State of the Province Address last week, the ANC staged a walkout midway through her speech.
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ANC confident of victory in upcoming elections after delivering ‘real’ WC Sopa
The briefing comes after the party walked out and protested while Premier Helen Zille delivered her final State of the Province Address.
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Helen Zille mum on future plans
Outgoing Western Cape Premier Helen Zille is keeping her cards close to her chest about her future plans.
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ANC WC to protest outside legislature during Zille’s Sopa
ANC's provincial secretary Faiez Jacobs says Zille's last Sopa will be a whitewash of her 10-year term in government.
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ANC in WC says party has credential to improve lives of poor people
Party officials on Saturday crisscrossed the Cape Town metro, interacting with potential voters as part of the final voter registration drive this weekend.
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ANC WC: 12,000 volunteers on ground for final voter registration weekend
ANC heavyweights Bheki Cele and Naledi Pandor will be on the campaign trail in various areas in Cape Town on Saturday and Sunday.
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ANC’s Truman Prince in stable condition after heart attack
The Western Cape ANC says Prince suffered a heart attack at home in Beaufort West on Friday.
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Authorities promise full investigation into Clifton 4th Beach matter
Deputy National Police minister Bongani Mkongi visited the beach on Friday and decried the incident as racial profiling.
