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Mabuza to address supporters at ANC’s 106th rally in Limpopo
Scores of supporters have already arrived at one of the first rallies David Mabuza addresses as deputy president of the ANC.
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Phosa warns Mabuza should establish credibility, earn trust
The former ANC treasurer general says Mabuza is engulfed in scandals from corruption to political assassinations and, as a result, he is not to be trusted.
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[LISTEN] Mathews Phosa: The ANC is on its knees
ANC veteran and former treasurer-general Mathews Phosa says he doesn't believe the ANC will win the 2019 elections, adding that the new party president has inherited some 'tough personalities'.
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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.
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The ANC's new top 6
The ANC has elected its new top 6 at its 54th national conference in Johannesburg.
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Mkhize: Candidacy withdrawal was best to unify party
Zweli Mkhize says he withdrew his candidacy for ANC deputy president in the interests of unity.
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[OPINION] The Cat from the Wild East - David Mabuza
Mandy Wiener says David Mabuza has displayed his ability, like The Cat, to bounce back from the dead and reinvent himself politically.
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EC ANC to back Lindiwe Sisulu for deputy after Mkhize withdrawal
Zweli Mkhize stunned delegates when he took to the podium and announced his withdrawal, which he said was for the sake of party unity.
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[WATCH] Mkhize withdraws as Ramaphosa, Dlamini Zuma nominated for president
Cyril Ramaphosa and Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma were nominated for president by the ANC delegates, with Lindiwe Sisulu and David Mabuza running for the position of deputy president.
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Mpumalanga’s Nyoni urges Mabuza to advocate for ‘Unity’ to save ANC
During a provincial general council meeting 223 branches abstained from voting in favour of a so-called unity candidate.
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ANC Mpumalanga to convene general council
Despite the court challenge, the Mpumalanga ANC’s Sasekani Manzini says the policy consolidation will go ahead this morning, saying its legitimate.
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ANC Mpumalanga 'more than ready' to meet Phosa in court over PGC
Presidential hopeful Matthews Phosa claimed provincial leader David Mabuza had a private militia with a mandate to disrupted branch councils.
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Phosa's campaign files papers court to nullify MP general council
Mpumalanga delegates say “unity” is their preferred candidate as 223 abstained from voting in the ANC provincial general council which handed Dlamini Zuma the nomination.
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MP ANC: Phosa's allegations a desperate attempt to rescue presidential campaign
Matthews Phosa claims provincial leader David Mabuza has a personal militia, which goes around disrupting branch general meetings, intimidating members of the ANC.
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Phosa takes a swipe at Mabuza after ‘unity’ vote, demands rerun
At least 223 delegates in the province voted for 'unity' in last week’s branch nominations.
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[ANALYSIS] ANC leadership race: The fight for every single vote
Stephen Grootes says it is becoming clearer just how tight the race for the ANC’s leadership is going to be.
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Mabuza calls for thorough talks in electing united ANC leadership
Consolidated votes show that hundreds of candidates chose to abstain from voting, writing the word ‘unity’ on their ballot sheets.
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'Liberation movements have died because they lost touch with those they led’
African National Congress Mpumalanga chairperson David Mabuza addressed hundreds of delegates at the Mbombela Stadium who’ve convened to consolidate branch nominations.
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Mabuza: ANC must be unified to represent constituents properly
ANC Mpumalanga chairperson David Mabuza is calling for “unity” ahead of the party’s conference in December.
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Mpumalanga ANC to hold PGC to consolidate nominations for elective conference
Mpumalanga, the ANC’s second largest province, will send over 700 voting delegates to the party’s elective conference in the next 16 days.
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Phosa won’t sue Mabuza after court dismisses defamation case
Mathews Phosa says he always knew his name would be cleared and that David Mabuza's lies on claims that he'd accused him of being a spy would be exposed.
