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ANC on Kodwa and Mabe: Innocent until proven guilty
ANC secretary general Ace Magashule spoke on the decisions of Pule Mabe and Zizi Kodwa to step aside as spokespersons during a media briefing at Luthuli House.
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ANC: Kodwa & Mabe agree to step aside as spokespersons
EWN earlier on Tuesday reported that the national working committee took the decision to remove ANC heavyweights Zizi Kodwa and Pule Mabe as spokespersons for now following claims of rape and sexual harassment.
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ANC to explain why it removed Mabe & Kodwa as party spokespersons
Eyewitness News understands the party's decision was taken during its national working committee meeting on Monday night.
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ANC removes Kodwa, Mabe as spokespersons in wake of rape, sex harassment claims
The party’s national working committee held a meeting on Monday and took the decision.
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Analysts say no criminal case in Kodwa rape saga may expose victim to more abuse
A woman sent a letter to the party's deputy general secretary Jessie Duarte detailing how she and another woman were drugged and raped by Zizi Kodwa.
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ANCWL YWD: 'ANC must do honourable thing over Kodwa rape claim'
The ANC Women's League's Young Women's Desk says they believe the woman who has accused the party’s acting party spokesperson Zizi Kodwa of rape and has called on him to step down.
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ANCWL calls for Zizi Kodwa to step aside following rape, harassment claims
Kodwa has denied the allegations dismissing them as political blackmail and manipulation.
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Zizi Kodwa denies rape allegations
Kodwa released a statement denying allegations saying “It’s a dirty tricks campaign against me”.
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ANCWL expresses support for Zizi Kodwa's rape accuser
The ANCWL's Secretary General Meokgo Matuba says they undoubtedly believe and support the woman.
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ANC Women’s League calls for Zizi Kodwa’s suspension pending rape probe
The league says while it considers the principle of innocent until proven guilty, it's resolute in supporting the victims of sexual harassment and rape.
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Will rape accused Zizi Kodwa remain ANC spokesperson?
Eyewitness News understands the alleged incident happened last year at a private party.
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ANC’s Zizi Kodwa accused of rape
The ANC confirmed that the complainant sent a letter to the party’s deputy secretary general Jessie Duarte.
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ANC expects members to speak with united voice in wake of Mboweni tweets
ANC spokesperson Zizi Kodwa told Eyewitness News on Monday that people who use social media should avoid making statements about the party that confuse the public.
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ANC won’t act on members implicated by Agrizzi’s ‘uncorroborated evidence’
Former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi has made startling allegations at the commission implicating the ANC and its officials in bribery and corruption.
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Maimane: 'Kodwa must explain why ANC has murdered South Africans'
DA leader Mmusi Maimane says he will not be drawn on criticism from the ANC which has accused him of only focusing on the governing party and not having a plan to win the election.
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ANC: 'Ramaphosa's meeting with Zuma nothing new'
The 'Sunday Times' says that President Ramaphosa has been advised to have a frank discussion with Jacob Zuma and to lay his concerns about some remarks made by the former president.
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Legoete: 'ANC list for Parliament must enhance party's integrity'
A final list of names must be submitted to the Independent Electoral Commission by the end of this month after having been ratified by the ANC’s national executive.
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ANC wants sexual harassment claim against Pule Mabe resolved swiftly
The ANC says it’s seriously concerned about the matter and wants feedback from an internal panel dealing with it by the end of the week.
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Hawks circle ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe over sex harassment claims
The Hawks have inquired about the matter, telling EWN “we want to get ready in case the case lands on our door”.
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Zizi Kodwa admits the ANC is embarrassed by state capture testimonies
While Kodwa still denies the ANC is on trial at this commission, he admits the party has been embarrassed.
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‘Constitutional amendment on land reform will be a welcome move for investors’
Zizi Kodwa’s comments come as President Cyril Ramaphosa embarks on a working visit to the European Union to engage with potential investors in his drive to kick-start the ailing South African economy.
