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Selecting ANC councillor before addressing interim body a recipe for disaster — KZN branches

Neglected: KwaZulu-Natal ANC branches say national leaders are fighting factional battles with the likes of Supra Mahumapelo (above) and not on their battles. Photo: Felix Dlangamandla/Gallo Images/ Netwerk 24/Beeld
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ANC branches in the party’s Lower South Coast region of KwaZulu-Natal have warned that the interim regional task team will be the party’s biggest stumbling block in its efforts to successfully contest the local government elections in October. 

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Lizeka Tandwa
Lizeka Tandwa
Lizeka Tandwa is a political journalist with a keen interest in local government.

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