The ANC said that despite its differences with the IFP, it hoped it could have a working relationship with it in the future to honour the late Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi’s wish to see them reconcile.
ULUNDI - The African National Congress still believes that there is room for reconciliation with the Inkatha Freedom Party .
During the party's condolences visit, ANC Deputy President Paul Mashitile said Buthelezi wished to see the parties reconciling.
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