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Politics
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ANC leadership’s balance of power under the spotlight
Vote-counting has concluded in the elections for the 80 additional members of the party’s NEC.
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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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KZN ANCYL says will submit to Ramaphosa's leadership
The league had previously said it would not allow itself to be led by Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Analysts question if new ANC leadership represents unity
Analysts say that Ramaphosa’s vision for the ANC does not coincide with those of the powerful provincial leaders, and that this could find him politically constrained when trying to implement his goals for the party.
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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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[WATCH] #ANC54: Niehaus confident NDZ will be victorius
Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma's campaigner Carl Niehaus believes that her camp has done enough work to ensure that she receives enough votes to be the next president.
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Some high-profile ANC leaders go public with their preferred candidate
Police Minister Fikile Mbalula has consistently tweeted about his support for Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, while ANC Chief Whip Jackson Mthembu publicly endorsed Cyril Ramaphosa.
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ANC MP Gungubele expects Ramaphosa to win leadership race
Speaking on Radio 702 on Monday morning, Mondli Gungubele says that Ramaphosa's track record speaks for itself.
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Delegates continue voting for ANC top six
Initially, communication from the ANC late on Sunday night was that the voting was postponed purely for logistical and practical reasons and would only begin at 6am on Monday.
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[UPDATE] #ANC54: Voting begins for top six leaders
The ANC formally nominated Cyril Ramaphosa and Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma as the only candidates to run for the presidency of the party.
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Lamola: Ramaphosa the right choice
On day two of this crucial conference, outgoing ANC deputy secretary general Jessie Duarte has confirmed around 4,700 delegates will be voting.
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Bathabile Dlamini confident voting will take place on Sunday
The Social Development Minister says she has been concerned about delays due to the credentials but it's not a crisis.
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Mkhize emphasises importance of having correct credentials at conference
Zweli Mkhize says the registering of delegates has led to a delayed start for today's session.
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Gauteng ANC mobilising delegates to ensure Ramaphosa victory
Mashatile addressed a group of Ramaphosa supporters at Nasrec last night where he encouraged them to cooperate with officials to ensure their credentials are in order.
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Mbete urges delegates at conference to refrain from factional songs
Supporters of the two front runners in the race for the ANC presidency have been singing songs in support of their preferred candidates.
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More delays expected on Day 2 of ANC national conference
Police, security and African National Congress (ANC) officials have clocked in for the morning shift to ensure everything is in place for today's schedule.
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Police & ANC officials in Nasrec to ensure order and smooth processes
There are number of Gauteng traffic police stationed at the entrance of Nasrec and security officials checking accreditation of every person who arrives.
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2017 ANC national conference
The ANC will vote for new leaders at its 54th national conference to be held in Johannesburg from 16 to 20 December.
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Dlamini Zuma: We don't need to buy delegates
Speaking at her send-off gala dinner at the Ekurhuleni International Convention Center on Wednesday night, Dlamini Zuma has urged those voting, to do so with conviction.
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[ANALYSIS] Dlamini Zuma’s side appears to be feeling the pressure
Stephen Grootes says with the start of the ANC’s leadership conference just days away, signs are emerging that Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma’s backers are feeling the pressure.
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ANC leadership battle heats up ahead of elective conference
At the rally in Clermont, President Jacob Zuma’s rape trial and his accuser, Fezekile Kuzwayo, became a political football.
