Day 2 of ANC conference well underway, despite some registration delays
By midday Saturday, delegates from Limpopo, Northern Cape, North West, Free State and KwaZulu-Natal had still not completed their registrations.
Source: ewn.co.za
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ANC delegates' registration process officially closed
However, the delays did not stop the party’s conference from proceeding.
Source: ewn.co.za
Zuma continues to enjoy RET Forces' support
Zuma continues to enjoy RET Forcesâ support By Samkelo Mtshali Share THE Free State Radical Economic Transformation (RET) Forces are the latest group to pledge their support to former ANC and state president Jacob Zuma in his tussle with the Zondo Commission and the Constitutional Court. Support for Zuma has already come from the RET Forces in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng as the former president remains defiant against the Constitutional Court ruling which ordered him to appear before the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture. Yesterday the RET Forces from the Fr...
Source: iol.co.za
FS ANC RET rallies behind Magashule
âââ LUCKY NKUYANE 12:16 Wed, 17 Feb 2021 PHOTO: Katleho Morapela A group of ANC members in the Free State, calling itself the Radical Economic Transformation Forces, has ascended Naval Hill in Bloemfontein where it pledged its support to ANC Secretary-General Ace Magashule and former president Jacob Zuma. The group has called a media briefing where they are set to outline their views on the recent developments involving the ANC National Executive Committee's (NEC) adoption of a step-aside policy. They are also expected to touch on the recent controversi...
Source: ofm.co.za
Law enforcers urged to be impartial towards #Magashule
âââ KATLEHO MORAPELA 13:20 Wed, 17 Feb 2021 The South African judiciary system and law enforcement agencies are called upon to be impartial when dealing with fraud and corruption cases against former Free State premier Ace Magashule. A group of ANC members in the Free State, calling itself the Radical Economic Transformation Forces, pledged its support to former premier and now ANC Secretary-General ahead of his court appearance on Friday. Magashule is on Friday expected to face 21 charges of fraud, corruption and money laundering relating to the controversial asbestos d...
Source: ofm.co.za