ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa's remarks ahead of the possible disbandment of Gauteng and KZN PECs for losing the elections. The ANC blamed them for the loss.
Despite Gauteng and KZN PECs facing disbandment, ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has blamed party branches, saying they are the reason why they lost May 29, 2024 national and provincial elections because they are weak.Despite Gauteng and KZN PECs facing disbandment, ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has blamed party branches, saying they are the reason why they lost May 29, 2024 national and provincial elections because they are weak. ANC was celebrating its 113th anniversary in Cape Town .
Facing over 22,000 supporters and members at the stadium, Ramaphosa acknowledged that losing the elections was a strategic setback but said they would come back stronger. He told the people of Khayelitsha that without an effective response, such a setback can halt or derail the progress of socio-economic transformation.
"The reasons for the electoral decline include the state of the economy reflected in the crisis of unemployment and social reproduction, poor basic services and deficiencies of capable, ethical and responsive governance and the ANC’s organisational weaknesses and damaged brand," he said. He said the people's daily challenges will be a thing of the past as they have started mapping out ways to alleviate the dire situations in communities.The ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula said the two provinces will know whether they will be dissolved or not next year, after January 8.
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