Some Khayelitsha residents say the ANC has learned from its past mistakes and is ready to make amends
He also said Jacob Zuma was a ‘counter-revolutionary’ who ‘sold his people for nothing’
The ANC and DA trade jabs as the former prepares to deliver its annual address, with coalition politics under scrutiny
The party hopes to win back voters in the Western Cape, where its January 8 commemoration is being held
The ANC suspended Msibi, the party’s provincial treasurer, two weeks before the premier’s action
Load-shedding and unity are set to dominate the president’s address, which comes at a low point for the party
In the January 8 statement, Ramaphosa says those who bring the ANC into disrepute will no longer be tolerated
Viewing January 8 off the screen instead of from the middle of a stadium should be the way of the future
Covid-19 puts the brakes on the governing party again, as 20 regional and provincial elective conferences need to be rescheduled
The president urged the ruling party’s supporters to flock to Orlando Stadium this coming Sunday for its 105th anniversary celebration.
The ANC cannot yet disentangle its ideals and its promises from the internal realpolitik of its leadership battles, such as the clash looming now.
The rally is expected to give the party an opportunity to set the tone and direction for the year ahead.
Companies will spend a small fortune to mingle with the ruling party’s bigwigs at its birthday bash in the Western Cape next week.
Gwede Mantashe says the ANC’s 2014 manifesto will surprise no one. But will Jacob Zuma survive the boos as the party campaigns for election support?
It’s time the ANC did some soul-searching. It’s time the party returned to its "first principle": justice and equality for all, writes Khaya Dlanga.
The ANC has temporarily backed down from its call to establish a media appeals tribunal, but is adamant the press council must reform its rules.
For this election year the ANC planned to show itself to be a party which cared about people and that valued relationships for their own sake.
The ANC’s main battle for the 2004 election may not be against other parties, but against over apathy.