Live by the Strike, Die by the Strike – Despite Billions amassed by the corrupt ANC leadership, the ANC Party can not pay it’s staff, who are now on a Go Slow strike. Even the possibility that their candidates might not be able to register in time for the election, is not enough motivation for them to put a hand in their own ill gotten gains. This proves that the ANC leadership’s priorities lie in self-enrichment and not the ANC Party or the country.
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ANC Party No Longer More Important Than Self or Country? Despite Billions of Corruption, ANC Party Can’t Pay Salaries and Could Miss Election Deadline
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ANC sued by car rental company for failing to pay R5.7 million for 595 cars
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An Ekurhuleni-based car rental company is suing the ANC for more than R5.7 million, including interest, after the governing party failed to pay for the 595 motor vehicles it rented ahead of its Nasrec conference, held in December 2017. Sizwe Car Rental, based in Isando, east of Johannesburg, applied to the Pretoria High Court earlier..
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The controversial Gangster State books and apartheid flags fill up ANCYL garage, so they are keeping keepsakes, how awesome #FREEDOMOFSPEECH
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Free State’s ANCYL leader described the book as “garbage and a serious waste of time”. After warning shots of condemnation rang loud from Luthuli House on Thursday, members of the African National Congress’ Youth League (ANCYL) in Free State have been left stuck with a mountain of books and South African apartheid-era flags. As informative..
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Well ‘Mr’ Bheki Cele, your ‘Honorable minister’, do you really think you can control your people
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JOHANNESBURG – Police Minister Bheki Cele says that officers will not be kind to those seeking to disrupt people from participating in the elections, law enforcement agencies will ensure that voters’ rights to cast their ballots are protected. Cele was speaking during a briefing by the African National Congress (ANC)’s peace and security sub-committee at..
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Well, well, the rich ANC confirms that they will cover Jacob Zuma’s legal costs or are the Gupta’s involved
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The bank of the ANC will be opening its doors to one of their most frequent customers. Jacob Zuma is set to be bailed out by the party in his legal fees saga.
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The DA challenges the ‘failing’ ANC to suspend Pule Mabe, ANC national spokesperson
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It has not been a great week for the ANC. It has been an even worse week for the party’s national spokesperson, Pule Mabe, who stands accused by his former personal assistant of sexual harassment.
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Interesting news:- ANC top brass meets Limpopo leaders over VBS ‘heist’, who’s going to blame who!
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ANC officials from Limpopo are expected to meet with the leadership of the party at Luthuli House on Monday to discuss the matter.
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Confirmed – ANC’s Luthuli House HQ employee arrested for cash-in-transit heists in Gauteng
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The ANC on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of one of its employees allegedly involved in “serious crimes”.
This comes after Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba made a claim that one of the suspects arrested in a recent cash-in-transit heist in Dobsonville, Soweto was an employee at the ANC’s Luthuli House headquarters.
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Luthuli House in trouble, Court to seize property worth R300 000
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The City of Johannesburg has obtained a writ of execution against the ANC for its failure to pay over R300 000 in legal fees owed to the City and its residents.
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ANC Has Until Friday To Pay Up R300k Or Face Having Property At Luthuli House Attached
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The City of Johannesburg has given the African National Congress (ANC) until Friday to pay the metro R300,000 in legal fees or face having its property at Luthuli House attached.
Last week the city obtained a writ of execution against the governing party for its failure to settle the amount.
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Supra Mahumapelo’s fate to be discussed at ANC top six meeting
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The ANC’s top six leaders will meet at Luthuli House on Monday where they are expected to discuss the future of North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo.
The party’s national working committee resolved on Wednesday that Mahumapelo must be recalled, and on Thursday………
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Only stagnant pools remain after the Zunami
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Former president Jacob Zuma’s rambling monologue on the SABC on Wednesday afternoon wasn’t just an arrogant, delusional act of defiance in the face of the ANC’s national executive committee (NEC) instruction to step down as head of state.
It was his final act of working outside the structures of the governing party, and of the state, and of using the resources that his deployment to government had enabled him to pursue his own agenda, often to the detriment of both.
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Zuma camp vies for control of KZN and Free State
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ANC branches in KwaZulu-Natal and the Free State are crying foul over the composition of the provincial task teams appointed by the party secretariat this week, saying they favour the disbanded provincial executive committees that were suspended by the party’s national executive committee (NEC). On Tuesday, ANC secretary general Ace Magashule announced a provincial task..
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Ramaphosa takes an early lead as ANC branches cast their vote
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Of the 1 138 ANC branches (out of a total of about 3 800 branches in good standing) that had held their branch general meetings (BGMs) by Thursday, 768 nominated Cyril Ramaphosa as ANC president Jacob Zuma’s successor and 360 nominated Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. All other presidential hopefuls — Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu, ANC treasurer general Zweli..
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State vs ANC: Sylvia Lucas could face disciplinary action over reshuffle
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Northern Cape Premier Sylvia Lucas is digging in her heels in defence of her provincial Cabinet reshuffle as the newly elected ANC leadership considers disciplinary action against her. National officials are urging the warring factions to settle their dispute. The tension between the Lucas faction, aligned to ANC president Jacob Zuma, and the Zamani Saul..
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