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South Africa: Zuma Retains Party Leadership, Ramaphosa New Deputy
SAPA, 18 December 2012
ANC voters seemed to stick closely to their slates in appointing the party's new Zuma-aligned national executive committee in Mangaung on Tuesday. Read more »
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South Africa: Zuma's Deputy Could Leave Govt
WhatsUpANC, 18 December 2012
Kgalema Motlanthe could well resign from government and leave the way clear for President Jacob Zuma to bring Cyril Ramaphosa in as deputy president of the country immediately,… Read more »
South Africa: Zuma Still Ruling Party Leader
President Jacob Zuma has won a second term as the leader of the ruling African National Congress at the party's conference in Mangaung. His running mate Cyril Ramaphosa is the party's new deputy president.
Kgalema Motlanthe, the previous deputy who lost a challenge to Zuma, may as a result leave his post as deputy president of South Africa early, write Zubeida Jaffer and Moeketsi Mogotsi of WhatsUpANC.
President Jacob Zuma hosts President Joseph Kabila Kabange of the DRC
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South Africa's ANC National Congress 2012, December 2012
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Thousands of delegates attended the 53rd African National Congress (ANC) Conference at the University of the Free State in Mangaung aimed at appointing the ruling party's top six leadership ... see more »
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South Africa: Senior Minister to Step Down from Party Leadership
WhatsUpANC, 15 December 2012
Minister Trevor Manuel will not stand for re-election to the ANC's top body, the National Executive Committee. Read more »
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South Africa: The Rapture of Mangaung
WhatsUpANC, 16 December 2012
Mangaung will not be the fruitful affair the ANC says it will be but it is definitely an empty spectacle worth watching. Read more »
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South Africa: Zuma to Win Despite Motlanthe
SAPA, 12 December 2012
Kgalema Motlanthe's acceptance of a nomination to the ANC's top seat does not change who will win or lose, political analyst Steven Friedman said on Wednesday night. Read more »
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South Africa: Profiles of ANC Top Six Nominees
SAPA, 14 December 2012
If the ANC establishment gets its way, the party's top six leaders elected at its national elective conference in Mangaung next week will consist of President Jacob Zuma and old… Read more »
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Africa: Development Requires Investment, Democracy - Moeletsi Mbeki
allAfrica, 16 December 2012
This week's African National Congress elective conference will decide who should lead South Africa's ruling political party into the next election in 2014. But key issues… Read more »
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South Africa: Reports From the Registration Queues
WhatsUpANC, 14 December 2012
Moeketsi Mogotsi writes: Read more »
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South Africa: Mangaung a Watershed Event - Agri SA
SAPA, 12 December 2012
The upcoming ANC elective conference in Mangaung required exceptional leadership skills to address the country's problems, Agri SA said on Wednesday. Read more »
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South Africa: Mangaung Crucial for SA Economy - BUSA
SAPA, 10 December 2012
Policy decisions made by the ANC during its national conference in Mangaung can prevent the country's economy from declining, Business Unity SA (Busa) said on Monday. Read more »
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South Africa: How This Blog Was Born
WhatsUpANC, 14 December 2012
Zubeida Jaffer and I were in our early twenties when we first met in the newsroom of the Cape Times. We had to eat our sandwiches in the Company Gardens because she wasn't allowed… Read more »
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13 December 2012
ANC Youth League's Ronald Lamola on Mangaung
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ANC Youth League acting president Ronald Lamola touches on the nominations for the up coming ANC elective conference. The conference, taking place in ... see more »
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12 December 2012
Factionalism Hits South Africa's Ruling Party
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Aubrey Matshiqi, a research fellow at the Helen Suzman Foundation, discusses with Creamer Media's Polity.org.za the forthcoming conference of the ... see more »
