The African National Congress's Gauteng chairperson Panyaza Lesufi warned members at a recent Provincial Executive Committee lekgotla that it's sinking.
Gauteng 's premier and the African National Congress's provincial chairperson, Panyaza Lesufi, has issued a warning to ANC members
He expressed his concerns that if the party repeats the mistakes it has made in the past, it is doomed South Africans discussed what caused the ANC's decline, many of whom pointing their fingers at alleged corruption within the partyGAUTENG—The African National Congress's provincial chairperson, Gaugteng Premir Panyaza Lesufi, said the party is sinking unless members avoid repeating past mistakes.. It received over 40% of the votes, forcing it to enter into a Government of National Unity with other parties.
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