Lawrence Dube

The upcoming provincial and regional conferences have been given the go-ahead, giving the faction impetus in its bid to re-establish a base

Though stability seems to have come to the province, Jacob Zuma’s recall still hangs heavy

Fraud charges against a top KwaZulu-Natal ANC official are linked to the party’s factional battles, insiders say

Going off script, the secretary general is mollifying the fortified Zuma faction in the province instead of working towards unity

The man who got the KZN provincial executive committee disqualified has suffered the same fate

Provincial ANC leaders condemn Jacob Zuma’s call for unity just before the conference as ‘fake’ and say it’s ‘too late’ to worry about his legacy

The application for the enforcement order was heard along with an application by the PEC for leave to appeal against the September judgement.

The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal says they are not afraid of losing an appeal granted to a so-called "rebel" group challenging their leadership

An irate Lawrence Dube says the NEC should have "swallowed their pride" and disbanded the PEC and installed a provincial task team.

Ahead of the NEC meeting to decide its fate, the provincial body has lodged an appeal regardless

Party factions are playing it cool ahead of the NEC meeting on the province’s leadership crisis

Senzo Mchunu hopes this week’s court victory will prompt the provincial ANC to introspect, not fight

Lawrence Dube took an increasingly active role, even giving up his practice, to correct the wrongs of the 2015 ANC conference.

The split between rival KwaZulu-Natal factions spilled into the streets outside the high court