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19 Dec 2022
A not so promising day 2 for Ramaphosa at the ANC's 55th Elective Conference. (Delwyn Verasamy, M&G)INTERVIEW | The Mail & Guardian deputy editor Athandiwe Saba speaks with the spokesperson to the presidency about Ramaphosa’s hopes for the conference and more
- Eskom boss De Ruyter quits amid acute electricity crunch
- ANC conference: Phala Phala must not detract from critical governance issues
We caught up with president Cyril Ramaphosa's spokesperson Vincent Magwenya on what the president feels about Andre de Ruyter leaving Eskom, Jacob Zuma's private prosecution, and his hopes for the conference. @Athi_Saba @SpokespersonRSA#ANC55
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THREAD | Delayed by hours, the waiting game is still on as the ANC’s outgoing spokesperson briefs the media again
Another presser amid what is becoming a very long waiting game #ANC55 @mailandguardian pic.twitter.com/Gdd3D8sjEM
— ugh (@Sarah____Smit) December 16, 2022JUST IN | Charges against Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma and others who defied party directives dropped
ANC drops charges against Dlamini Zuma and others who bucked party line in parliament – The matter will be ‘processed’ by the new national executive committee being elected at Nasrec. https://t.co/LfJdQlByHW pic.twitter.com/zqC9SMG94K
— Mail & Guardian (@mailandguardian) December 16, 2022JUST IN | ANC briefs the media on the delays of the first day of its elective conference
#ANCelectiveconference | The ANC elective conference is set to start, and we are at Nasrec. With delays, seemingly from registration and ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe briefed the media, emphasising that "nothing will collapse this conference".
Lineo Leteba is an associate social media and podcast editor at the Mail & Guardian.
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