As the ANCYL edges closer to its long-awaited national congress later this month, its branches are in the final stages of consolidating the slates of those who will vie for top positions as officials, with three contenders likely to run for its presidency.
edges closer to its long-awaited national congress later this month, its branches are in the final stages of consolidating the slates of those who will vie for top positions as officials, with three contenders likely to run for its presidency.
Malatji, who is viewed as a clear frontrunner after securing the official backing of all Gauteng regions and other key provinces, including Limpopo, Mpumalanga and the North West, is an ANC MP and a former president of the Congress of SA Students. Mkhangelwa’s slate included KwaZulu-Natal’s Thabiso Mngadi for deputy presidency, Mpumalanga’s Thandeka Skhosana for secretary-general, Limpopo’s Oliver Mabunda for treasurer-general and, possibly, Chakane.
NYTT convener Xola Nqola says that, while none of the outstanding provincial conferences have been convened under his brief tenure since the reconfiguration, preparatory steps have been put in place for the elective conference. The Eastern Cape’s Joe Gqabi, OR Tambo, Alfred Nzo, Nelson Mandela Bay and Buffalo City have expressed their backing for Malatje and Ngudle.
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