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Joburg ANC Conference Under Scrutiny After Service Provider Probe
The African National Congress (ANC) has launched an investigation into alleged serious misconduct involving a…
ANC KwaZulu-Natal Extends Term of Office for 11 Regional Task Teams by Three Months
The Provincial Task Team (PTT) of the ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has extended the term of…
ANC to Meet With National Freedom Party Over Decision to Withdraw From KwaZulu-Natal GPU
The African National Congress (ANC) in KwaZulu-Natal has undertaken to meet with the leadership of…
ANC Slams Alleged Violation of Venezuela’s Sovereignty
The African National Congress (ANC) has strongly condemned what it describes as “imperialist aggression” by…
ANC Welcomes Gigaba’s Voluntary Step-Aside Decision
The African National Congress (ANC) has welcomed the voluntary decision by Dr Malusi Gigaba to step aside from his responsibilities following his court appearance on Tuesday. The party on Wednesday said the decision demonstrates discipline, maturity, and respect for organisational processes. Acting National Spokesperson Nonceba Mhlauli said Gigaba’s step-aside decision aligns with the ANC Constitution and the resolutions of the party’s 55th National Conference. The conference reaffirmed that members formally charged with criminal offences should voluntarily step aside to protect…
ANC Limpopo Hails By-Election Wins and Clean Audits
The African National Congress (ANC) in Limpopo has praised its structures across the province for their continued efforts to strengthen the movement and ensure good governance. This follows the conclusion of the party’s Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) meeting held at Frans Mohlala House in Polokwane on Monday, 10 November 2025. Provincial Chairperson Chupu Stanley Mathabatha presented a political report, while the Provincial Secretary delivered the organisational report. The meeting was attended by National Executive Committee (NEC) members deployed to Limpopo.…
ANC and COSATU Strengthen Alliance and Commit to Advancing Transformation
The African National Congress (ANC) and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) held a bilateral meeting on Monday at COSATU House in Braamfontein. The meeting marked the first formal engagement between the two organisations in some time and was described as both significant and timely, reaffirming their long-standing partnership and shared responsibility in advancing the National Democratic Revolution. The meeting took place on a day of deep historical significance, coinciding with the centenary birthday of Dr Tlou Theophilus…
ANC Thanks Voters Amid Renewed Service Delivery Promises, But Is It Too Late?
As South Africa inches closer to the 2026 local government elections, the African National Congress (ANC) is once again appealing to the public’s confidence, promising that its much-touted “renewal and service delivery” drive is taking root. The ruling party, in power since 1994, released a statement on Thursday celebrating a handful of by-election wins, while thanking citizens for their “enduring confidence.” But while the party hails these victories as proof of renewed trust, analysts and ordinary South Africans remain divided,…
ANC By-Election Wins Boost Confidence, Backed by IEC Results
The African National Congress (ANC) has secured definitive victories in recent by-elections, reinforcing its appeal among voters and marking a moment of renewal for the party. Official confirmation from the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) adds credibility and transparency to the outcomes, highlighting the ANC’s ongoing grassroots strength. Earlier this year, the ANC held onto key wards in two by-elections: Ward 4 in the Emalahleni sub-region (Chris Hani Region, Eastern Cape) and Ward 34 in the Fetakgomo Tubatse sub-region (Sekhukhune Region,…
ANC Confirms Mathabatha’s Step Aside, Cites Urgent Talks with Limpopo Leaders
In a dramatic political twist that has sent ripples through Limpopo and the national African National Congress (ANC), provincial chairperson Stanley Mathabatha has stepped aside from his position, citing misconduct and the erosion of party values within the province. Mathabatha’s resignation letter, dated 1 September 2025 and addressed to ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula, was formally acknowledged by the party on Tuesday. The correspondence surfaced on social media before the ANC’s official statement, sparking immediate public debate and speculation about internal…
Step Aside Shock: Mathabatha Quits Top ANC Limpopo Post
In a dramatic twist that has sent shockwaves through Limpopo politics, African National Congress (ANC) Limpopo chairperson Stan Mathabatha announced on Monday that he is stepping aside with immediate effect. His decision came just hours after the ANC Waterberg Region concluded its hotly contested 10th Regional Conference, ushering in new leadership under Moloko Jack Maeko, who was elected chairperson with 191 votes. Delegates erupted in loud cheers when Maeko’s victory was announced at the packed venue, a jubilant celebration that…
New Faces, Old Alignments: ANC Waterberg Elects Regional Leaders
The African National Congress (ANC) Waterberg Region has ushered in new leadership following the conclusion of its 10th Regional Conference, which wrapped up in the early hours of Monday morning. The long-awaited results saw Moloko Jack Maeko elected as regional chairperson with 191 votes, a victory that was greeted with loud cheers from delegates at the packed venue. Joining Maeko in the new top five are Thulani Ngoako Taueatsoala as deputy chairperson (192 votes), Rufus Mahoro as regional secretary (194…
ANC Moves to Rein in Gigaba and Mchunu Over Explosive Remarks
The African National Congress (ANC) has moved swiftly to clamp down on two of its high-profile members, suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu and former Cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba, after their explosive public remarks that the party says amount to “deliberate de-campaigning” and a direct attack on ANC unity. In a strongly worded statement issued on Monday, the ANC’s national spokesperson Mahlengi Bhengu said the party had taken “serious concern and disapproval” of comments made by both men, warning that “no…
ANC Officials in Mangaung Roll State-Owned Vehicle: ACT Demands Accountability
A routine political trip has turned into a national scandal after two senior ANC leaders in Mangaung were involved in a crash while travelling in a state-owned vehicle. The incident has raised fresh questions about the misuse of taxpayer-funded resources and whether government assets are being treated as private property by public officials. The accident happened on the N1 between Verkeerdevlei and Winburg on Friday when a vehicle allegedly carrying ANC Mangaung Regional Secretary Sabelo Pitso, Cllr. Vuyile Nyikelo (Chief…













