ANC weighs its options on KwaZulu-Natal provincial structure
The decision to take legal counsel was taken at a special National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held in Centurion today.
Senzo Mchunu
ANC killings were ‘hits by a party faction’
Leaders were assassinated in a takeover plot, the SACP has told the KwaZulu-Natal inquiry
KZN braces for another ANC standoff
Party factions are playing it cool ahead of the NEC meeting on the province’s leadership crisis
Senzo Mchunu gives explosive details on KZN killings
The former KwaZulu-Natal premier described the manipulation of selecting councillors by the dominant faction in the ANC as ‘highly involved rot’
IFP accuses the ANC of using the NFP to fight a proxy war against it
IFP national chairperson Blessed Gwala made these allegations in a submission to the Moerane Commission into political killings in KZN.
ANCYL in KZN backtracks on defiant stance and Ukahlamba Regional Conference canned
The province’s Ukahlamba regional conference — scheduled to be held this weekend — has been put on ice pending the outcome of Friday’s meeting
Showdown looms as ANC NEC meets over fate of KZN leadership
KZN is seen as the springboard for Dlamini-Zuma’s presidential campaign.
Serial lawfare paralyses the ANC
The KwaZulu-Natal ruling is just one of several legal challenges to internal ANC elections across the country.
Optometrist with an eye for justice wins KZN battle
Lawrence Dube took an increasingly active role, even giving up his practice, to correct the wrongs of the 2015 ANC conference.
Ex-premier frets over KZN tensions
Senzo Mchunu hopes this week’s court victory will prompt the provincial ANC to introspect, not fight
Any decision to appeal ANC KZN ruling must come from national leadership – Kodwa
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has jumped the gun by announcing it will appeal Tuesday’s devastating High Court judgment
ANC KZN conference invalid: What happens next is up to the party
On Tuesday the High Court in Pietermaritzburg handed down a judgment declaring that the provincial conference in November 2015 was unlawful.
ANC KZN leaders to appeal court ruling that its 2015 election was ‘unlawful and void’
The applicants, for 29 KwaZulu-Natal branches, argued that the run-up to the 2015 conference and the election had been rigged.
ANC KZN 2015 election declared unlawful
The High Court in Pietermaritzburg has ruled that the results of the KwaZulu-Natal ANC’s 8th provincial conference in November 2015 were unlawful.
ANC KwaZulu-Natal conference violated party’s constitution, court hears
A bid by ANC members to set aside the party’s provincial leadership election results of 2015 is being heard in the high court in Pietermaritzburg.
KZN chairperson clings on to power
Despite ‘peace talks’, ex-leader Senzo Mchunu’s supporters are continuing their court battle against Sihle Zikalala
KZN premier clings on to power
Despite ‘peace talks’, ex-leader Senzo Mchunu is continuing his court battle against Sihle Zikalala
Thousands of ANC members vow to defend Zuma
The ANC president addressed the organisation’s Moses Mabhida branch in an event intended to "rebuild the party’s political consciousness".
KwaZulu purge is all about No 1
Since Zuma became ANC leader the party has changed, which explains the internal bloodbath.
Politics becomes a deadly game in KZN
The number of local politicians being killed, ostensibly for their positions is growing, writes Athandiwe Saba.
ANC does not regret removing Mchunu as KZN premier, says Mantashe
Senzo Mchunu resigned as KwaZulu-Natal premier on Monday following pressure from national and provincial ANC structures.
Senzo Mchunu recall could leave KZN ANC-led alliance in tatters
The SACP and Cosatu have expressed serious concerns over the processes followed by the ANC in recalling premier Senzo Mchunu.
KZN Premier Mchunu resigns after pressure from ANC
KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu has resigned after being asked to do so by provincial and national ANC structures.
‘Unacceptable’ that King Zwelithini ‘fobbed off’ xenophobia task team – DA
Following xenophobic comments about foreign nationals last year, Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini has been accused of hate speech.
Zuma brings on the election charm offence
Promising that water delivery would top the agenda, President Jacob Zuma had supporters at an imbizo in KwaZulu-Natal hanging on his lips.
The eloquence of stony-faced defeat
Slate politics trumped calls for unity at last weekend’s elections for ANC KZN.
Deaths cast shadow over ‘peace plan’
Glebelands hostel security operation seen as a failure after two more residents are murdered
Mchunu-Zikalala war foreshadows ANC’s 2017 leadership race
The stakes are high in KwaZulu-Natal: Whoever wins the divided province will be a kingmaker when the party elects new leaders in 2017.
Does Makhura’s position reveal Zuma’s waning power?
The appointment of David Makhura as Gauteng premier could signal the end of the dominant Jacob Zuma-aligned group within the ANC.
They are still calling us bantus, says ANC’s Mchunu
Marking the start of the ANC’s 2014 election campaign, the party’s Senzo Mchunu has said black people in SA are still being called bantus and natives.
Election ‘upset’ tips scales against Zuma
The anti-Jacob Zuma faction in the ANC has welcomed the election of Senzo Mchunu to the powerful position of provincial chairperson in KwaZulu-Natal.
Senzo Mchunu narrowly wins KZN chair
KwaZulu-Natal education Minister Senzo Mchunu has been elected to the powerful position of ANC provincial chairperson.