The party says it has healed its rifts in the Western Cape, but IEC figures suggest unity has come too late.
Former editor of the Cape Times Alide Dasnois has spoken out following a public spat between the ANC’s Trevor Manuel and Songezo Mjongile.
The ANC’s Songezo Mjongile and Trevor Manuel have taken to newspapers to air their opposing views on the dismissal of Cape Times editor Alide Dasnois.
A court has ordered ANC provincial secretary Songezo Mjongile to repay over R350 000 he received from mining magnate Brett Kebble, says a report.
DA leader Helen Zille has apologised for referring to Eastern Cape pupils who had flocking to the Western Cape as "refugees".
The ANC in the Western Cape has instituted disciplinary processes against ANC Youth League members who heckled President Jacob Zuma in Cape Town.
The Western Cape ANCYL will be called to the party’s provincial headquarters to explain why the league failed to hold its elective conference.
Western Cape politician Dan Plato has accused the ANC of plotting with gangs to destabilise the province in a bid to wrestle control from the DA.
President Jacob Zuma’s tribute speech degenerated in chaos as members of the ANC Youth League disrupted him by singing and chanting.
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/ 11 September 2011
The ANC in the Western Cape has been taken to court over R1.7-million owed to the Cape Town International Convention Centre, media reported.
The ANC in the Western Cape has slammed the "DA philosophy" of the province as a European outpost, saying a battle for a non-racial society lay ahead
The ANC’s Western Cape secretary, Songezo Mjongile, has become the first high-profile casualty of the national treasury’s crackdown on tenderpreneurs.
Trustees of the insolvent estate of slain mining magnate Brett Kebble want more than R25-million back from beneficiaries of Kebble’s largesse, Business Day reported on Wednesday. Alleged beneficiaries ranged from senior African National Congress members to a prominent business journalist.
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/ 18 February 2008
Members of the ANC Youth League can’t claim they didn’t anticipate the reaction they got when they announced their campaign to ban the selling of liquor on Sunday. Religious groups, particularly Christians who regard Sunday as the day of worship, have welcomed the campaign. Liquor traders and others inclined towards civil liberties have stopped short of accusing the Youth League of being drunk.