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ANC OPINION

Ramaphosa has won his re-election. Will he squander an opportunity to salvage his and the ANC’s legacy?
Opinion
/ 20 December 2022

Ramaphosa has won his re-election. Will he squander an opportunity to salvage his and the ANC’s legacy?

The question for Ramaphosa, who would be 75 by the year 2027, is, just what are you going to do to salvage your legacy as the ANC’s 14th president and the country’s fifth since the dawn of democracy

By Ron Derby
It’s a Molo Molo world as Ramaphosa’s forces win the day
Opinion
/ 19 December 2022

It’s a Molo Molo world as Ramaphosa’s forces win the day

Ethnic chauvinism and table banging don’t win conferences once one crosses the Drakensberg mountains

By Paddy Harper
Analysis | Ramaphosa will pay a heavy policy price for his victory
Opinion
/ 19 December 2022

Analysis | Ramaphosa will pay a heavy policy price for his victory

The president’s leadership strategy of trying to unite opposing groups within the ANC through key appointments across the board has failed

By William Gumede
The ANC’s antics of adolescence
Opinion
/ 18 December 2022

The ANC’s antics of adolescence

Lobbying at the party’s conference is akin to the top seven township playground game

By Khaya Koko
Either way, the ANC is still the #1 tsotsi
Politics
/ 18 December 2022

Either way, the ANC is still the #1 tsotsi

Despite having put measures in place to prevent corruption, little or no work has been done by the party, leaving it open to more scrutiny in 2023

By Lizeka Tandwa
Kettling: How the ANC is limiting media access to delegates
Opinion
/ 18 December 2022

Kettling: How the ANC is limiting media access to delegates

It didn’t used to be like this — the sad fact is that the ANC is ashamed of its delegates, or some of them. They don’t trust their own people any more

By Richard Calland
Phala Phala vs. Digital Vibes: As the voting kicks off, its anybody’s ANC presidency
Opinion
/ 18 December 2022

Phala Phala vs. Digital Vibes: As the voting kicks off, its anybody’s ANC presidency

Zweli Mkhize has closed the gap between himself and Cyril Ramaphosa in the days leading up to the leadership vote

By Paddy Harper
Has the Phala Phala debacle helped Mantashe ingratiate himself in Ramaphosa camp
Opinion
/ 18 December 2022

Has the Phala Phala debacle helped Mantashe ingratiate himself in Ramaphosa camp

The minerals and energy minister could be the de facto prime minister of Cyril Ramaphosa after aiding the president through turbulent times

By Lizeka Tandwa
Could Ramaphosa lose ANC leadership?
Opinion
/ 17 December 2022

Could Ramaphosa lose ANC leadership?

Ramaphosa’s main opponent in this conference has been regarded as the wave of support brewing from Paul Mashatile’s forces

By Mike Law
Cry the beloved country: The ANC is bereft of ideas, plans and programmes
Opinion
/ 17 December 2022

Cry the beloved country: The ANC is bereft of ideas, plans and programmes

Those who are the cause of this chaos surely cannot be the ones to salvage the liberation party from its own demise

By Anda Bici
A dramatic day one at Nasrec indicates a rough week for Cyril Ramaphosa
Politics
/ 16 December 2022

A dramatic day one at Nasrec indicates a rough week for Cyril Ramaphosa

Delays in registration and the delayed arrival by Jacob Zuma nearly stole president’s show

By Paddy Harper
Editorial | ANC conference: The problem is the party, not Ramaphosa
Politics
/ 15 December 2022

Editorial | ANC conference: The problem is the party, not Ramaphosa

Like a toxic relationship, the governing party has sapped the strength of its supporters

By Editorial
It’s time for the ANC to let the women lead
Opinion
/ 14 December 2022

It’s time for the ANC to let the women lead

Only two women have been nominated for a top six position – both as deputy secretary general

By Karabo Mokgonyana and Yolokazi Mfuto
ANC conference: Phala Phala must not detract from critical governance issues
Opinion
/ 14 December 2022

ANC conference: Phala Phala must not detract from critical governance issues

South Africa is likely to have coalition governments at every level so the ANC – and opposition parties – must prepare for this

By Mxolisi Zondo and Pranish Desai
It’s Zweli Mkhize vs Cyril Ramaphosa at the ANC conference
Opinion
/ 13 December 2022

It’s Zweli Mkhize vs Cyril Ramaphosa at the ANC conference

Comrade Carl joins the Outside Delegates as those on the conference floor earn their Christmas bonus

By Paddy Harper
The arms deal was the ANC’s original sin that set the stage for corruption in South Africa today
Opinion
/ 11 December 2022

The arms deal was the ANC’s original sin that set the stage for corruption in South Africa today

The Political Party Funding Act and the Public Audit Amendment Act should, in theory, help clean up the mess

By Philip Machanick
Wake up, Ramaphosa, there is a political war on
Opinion
/ 11 December 2022

Wake up, Ramaphosa, there is a political war on

The president cannot rely on ANC MPs in the National Assembly to vote against initiating an impeachment process

By Mcebisi Ndletyana
ANC’s top six for the next five years will end some political careers
Opinion
/ 22 November 2022

ANC’s top six for the next five years will end some political careers

Later today, we’ll know the ANC’s top six candidates for the elective conference that takes place between 16-21 December

By Ron Derby

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