eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal’s biggest region in the ANC, is yet to decide on who it will be supporting at the province's elective conference — a day before it starts.
Sandile Ndlovu
According to spokesperson Mlondi Mkhize, this is not an indication of divisions in the region but a necessary process of persuading each other. The regional leadership held a meeting on Tuesday where names were chosen pending an agreement from other structures. “This process will culminate in a decision today, to have one view that will come out of eThekwini. This is to make sure the leadership does not take over the role of branches,” Mkhize said.
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