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South Africa’s president Cyril Ramaphosa has been re-elected as the ANC’s 15th President.
Ramaphosa garnered 2 476, while the other contender and presidential hopeful former Treasurer-General and Health Minister Zweli Mkhize came in second place with 1 897 votes.
The final results were released on Monday, 19 December 2022.
Ramaphosa is the second leader of the ANC who will serve two terms following his predecessor Jacob Zuma who also served the liberation movement twice.
Gauteng Premier and MEC for Human Settlements Paul Mashatile has been elected as the ANC’s new deputy president replacing David Mabuza.
Mashatile won by 2 178 votes beating his opponents Ronald Lamola who received 315 votes and Oscar Mabuyane who received 1 858 votes.
Past leaders of the ANC include John Langalibalele Dube, Sefako Mapogo Makgatho, Pixley Ka Isaka Seme, Oliver Tambo, Albert John Luthuli, Alfred Bitini Xuma, James Sebe Moroka, Zacharias Richard Mahabane, Josiah Tshangana Gumede, Nelson Mandela and Thabo Mbeki.
This is the Top Seven Leadership of the ANC:
President: Cyril Ramaphosa
Deputy President: Paul Mashatile
National Chairperson: Gwede Mantashe
Secretary-General: Fikile Mbalula
Deputy Secretary-General: Nomvula Mokonyane
Second Deputy Secretary-General: Maropene Ramokgopa
Treasurer-General: Gwen Ramokgopa
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SA: Cyril Ramaphosa Returns As ANC Leader For The Second Term

South Africa’s ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC) has expressed dismay over the leaking of its internal discussions.
This comes after recorded voice notes from the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC) held on Saturday were leaked online.
Social media users identified former President Thabo Mbeki and NEC member Dakota Legoete speaking in the recordings.
In a statement issued this Sunday, ANC National Spokesperson Pule Mabe said the leaking of internal party discussions is aimed at dividing the party. The statement read:
<blockquote>The African National Congress (ANC) is concerned about the growing tendency of leaking internal discussions of the organization, including the implications of such practice.
A case in point is the leaking of information to a digital media platform referred to as Insight Factor that has appointed itself to perform the task of giving “As it happens updates of the National Executive Committee (NEC).
We are aware that they are supplied information by their own proxies to further a nefarious task of not only dividing the ANC but also to drive a particular narrative that goes against the united spirit displayed by the meeting of the NEC currently underway.
The ANC approved Communication Protocol states: “Any conduct involving the leaking of confidential information shall constitute a violation of this communications protocol and the ANC has a responsibility to deal with this act of misconduct in the same way as it would deal with any act that brings the organisation into disrepute.”
In terms of this Protocol, any member who leaks or releases information to the media or public without due authorisation or prior approval shall be guilty of misconduct”.
The ANC legal team is looking into this matter of leaks, including the unauthorized dissemination of ANC NEC material across social media platforms.</blockquote>

ANC Dismayed Over Leaking Of Internal Discussions

The ruling ZANU PF party has been invited alongside other regional former liberation parties for South Africa’s African National Congress (ANC) rally at the Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg on Sunday.
South Africans vote next Wednesday in an election that the ruling ANC party is afraid of losing its parliamentary majority for the first time.
Zanu-PF Secretary of Administration, Obert Mpofu, revealed that the party will be represented by Edna Madzongwe and Mail Nkomo at the “Siyanqoba” star rally. Said Mpofu:
<blockquote>I was there two weeks ago to lend our support as a party but for the Sunday programme, the party has sent Cdes Madzongwe and Nkomo to represent us.
Our message to our fellow liberation movement that championed the liberation of South Africa is that we wish them success in the coming elections, we also wish that they conduct their elections in a free and fair environment.</blockquote>
Other regional parties invited for the occasion include the People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) from Tanzania, and the Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO).
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The ruling party in South African, the African National Congress’s (ANC) elections head Fikile Mbalula said that Zimbabweans have migrated to South Africa in their thousands because of an economic crisis in the country.
Mbalula said that South Africa has to assist Zimbabwe to find a solution to the challenges that the country is facing so that  Zimbabweans living in South Africa could go back home. Speaking to journalists in Johannesburg on Tuesday, Mbalula said:
<blockquote>Zimbabweans are here because there is no employment in Zimbabwe, so the economy of Zimbabwe must flourish. It is in our interest.
If Zimbabwe flourishes, Zimbabweans will go to Zimbabwe and work for their country. There is no employment there, they come to our country looking for opportunities.
Mmusi Maimane [the DA leader] is saying there must be sanctions on Zimbabwe. He supports undemocratic means and we are not supporting that. We are working with Zimbabweans to find a solution to their challenges.
Petrol is R45 a litre in Zimbabwe – what world is that? It is our neighbour next door. When the people of Lesotho, Swaziland or Botswana are suffering, they will come to our South Africa so we have got to work with these countries in our neighbours to ensure that we bring prosperity in their countries.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe is facing an economic crisis that has been ongoing for close to two decades. However, things have turned for the worse since former President Mugabe was pushed out of power by the military in 2017. This has resulted in an exodus of thousands of Zimbabweans, most of them trekking down to South Africa.
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South Africa's ANC Elections Chief Says Zimbabwe Must Flourish So That Zimbabweans Go Back To Their Country

The ruling party in South Africa, the African National Congress (ANC) expressed deep concern over the government of Zimbabwe’s reaction to protests that broke out on January 14 after a sharp fuel price hike was announced.
In a statement released on Thursday, the ANC said that the people of Zimbabwe were justified in protesting against the fuel price hike which would consequently raise the cost of living for the ordinary people.
The ANC also expressed concern with the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo and said that political and economic situations in the two countries should be addressed urgently. The ANC statement reads in part:
<blockquote>In the wake of recent announcements of fuel price hikes, citizens have protested, with the tragic loss of life.
The fuel price hikes understandably have a dire impact on the cost of living of ordinary Zimbabweans. This is a matter of serious concern to the ANC.
South Africa has a proud record of working towards building a continent and world which is safer and better. It is therefore incumbent upon the ANC and the South African government to assist the people and leaders of the DRC and Zimbabwe to do everything in their power to bring about political stability and peace in their countries so that they can deal with the economic challenges they are facing.
All initiatives in this regard should be guided by the objectives of SADC and the African Union, in particular, the objective of the AU Agenda 2063, to silence all guns by 2020.
The ANC continues to engage with all political parties in Zimbabwe and the DRC, to encourage them to work towards a peaceful solution and political stability so that all efforts can go towards socio-economic development and reconstruction.
The ANC notes that unless the situations in both countries are attended to quickly and effectively, an increase in economic and political refugees is inevitable.
We, therefore, believe that it is in the best interests of the two countries and their neighbours, including South Africa, to explore all avenues, to ensure that the situations in the DRC and Zimbabwe are stabilised as soon as possible.</blockquote>
On January 14, the people rose spontaneously across the country after President Emmerson Mnangagwa unilaterally hiked the price of fuel by over 150%. The ensuing chaos led to the shooting and killing of 12 protestors while over 1000 have been arrested.
The brutal crackdown has also targetted opposition political figures and members of civil society organisations. Most of them have gone onto hiding.
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South Africa's ANC Says What Mnangagwa Is Doing Is Unacceptable

South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) said that it is concerned with the political situations in both Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). In a statement released on Thursday the ANC said:
<blockquote>The ANC continues to engage with all political parties in Zimbabwe and the DRC, to encourage them to work towards a peaceful solution and political stability so that all efforts can go towards socio-economic development and reconstruction.
The ANC notes that unless the situations in both countries are attended to quickly and effectively, an increase in economic and political refugees is inevitable.
We, therefore, believe that it is in the best interest of the two countries and their neighbours, including South Africa, to explore all avenues, to ensure that the situation in the DRC and Zimbabwe are stabilised as soon as possible.</blockquote>
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SA's Ruling Party, ANC Is Worried Over Political Situations In Zim, DRC

Addressing Zanu-PF Women’s League members at the party’s headquarters in Harare on Thursday, President Mnangagwa hinted that holders of senior party positions must not be appointed as ministers.
Currently, the party’s Secretary for Administration Obert Mpofu is Minister of Home Affairs and Culture while the party’s Finance Secretary Patrick Chinamasa is Minister of Finance and Economic Planning. Zanu-PF national chairperson Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri is Minister of Environment, Water and Climate. 
In an interview with The Chronicle yesterday, Mpofu said the recommendation has been made to Zanu-PF and it is now up to the party’s organs to approve the setup. Said Mpofu:
<blockquote>That’s what most countries do, for example, in South Africa. We think that senior members of the party should be full-time employees of the party. But the party has not resolved that. It’s a recommendation that has been made to the party. And the President said it would be dealt with accordingly by the organs of the party.</blockquote>
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Mnangagwa Considers Policy Similar To South Africa's ANC, Senior Zanu-PF Officials May Not Become Ministers

The African National Congress’ (ANC) National Executive Committee has agreed that President Jacob Zuma must step down before election campaigns for 2019 amid reports that the KwaZulu-Natal and the Free State’s provincial executives committees be dissolved.
Zuma’s future now lies in the hands of the top six officials following the ANC NEC meeting which discussed the issue of his recall on Friday night. Despite the recall of the president of not being part of the agenda, it is believed the matter was raised from the floor and after debating the matter, it is understood that the officials were tasked with the responsibility of managing the issue by engaging with Zuma.
There appears to be an agreement that by the time 2019 election comes, Zuma should no longer be in office. The debate on the two centres of power in the ANC was re-ignited after the election of Cyril Ramphosa as party president last month. Many felt Ramaphosa should take over as the political centre is Luthuli House and the ANC is expected to clarify this matter upon the conclusion of its gathering at Irene, outside Pretoria on Sunday.
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