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Gumede gone, for real this time, ANC confirms
Luthuli House confirms removal of controversial Durban mayor
Western Cape ANC opposition effort starts with internal spat
After its worst-ever result in the province, the ANC in the province has struggled to bring together competing factions and create a cohesive party
Court rules North West PEC must be reinstated
The high court found that the consultative process in the lead-up to the disbandment of the PEC in 2018 was not compliant with the ANC’s procedures
Mahlangu and Hlongwa to remain members of ANC Gauteng PEC
Embattled ANC Gauteng leaders Qedani Mahlangu and Brian Hlongwa are to remain members of the party's PEC, the ANC in the province said
Hlongwa, Mahlangu remain on high-level ANC body despite ban on public office
Read the ANC Gauteng executive committee statement on embattled former health MECs Brian Hlongwa and Qedani Mahlangu as well as former Emfuleni mayor.
ANC NEC reaches compromise on Free State
Disgruntled Free State ANC members had served the party with legal papers, threatening to again approach the courts to nullify the conference
‘If the ANC fails to lead us, we will opt for legal action’
Eastern Cape ANC members are hoping that the high court will compel the NEC to implement the recommendations made by the Ndebele report
ANC turns down list of Supra acolytes for premier post
Supra Mahumapelo was forced to resign last month after a protracted battle with the ANC leadership
Hope for thaw in KZN ANC cold war
It’s chilly in Durbs but this weekend’s provincial conference may prove even frostier
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