ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa says the party needs to focus on ensuring resolutions taken at its 55th national conference are implemented.
Ramaphosa said conference adopted resolutions on professionalising public service, eradicating graft and waste and monitoring more closely and more regularly the performance of its deployees in government.
“We will chair Brics this year and should strengthen our relations with our Brics partners. Our participation in theand the African Union must be aimed at advancing the interests of our country and our continent. Conference has also mandated government to pursue the reform of international institutions so they are more inclusive, representative and responsive to the needs of the developing world.
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