Regional secretary says Sekhukhune will lobby other party structures to support the president’s re-election
The ANC Sekhukhune region in Limpopo has declared its support for President Cyril Ramaphosa to serve a second term as party leader.
He said Ramaphosa had done well to stabilise the seemingly disunited ANC and should be given an opportunity to continue with that objective. “One of the things that makes us proud to be associated with the president is that unlike other leaders‚ comrade president was able to be bold enough where he thinks as the ANC we did not do well‚ he was able to accept and you can only improve‚” he said.
The ANC has not officially opened the nominations process, with the Sekhukhune region running the risk of being hauled over the coals for jumping the gun.“We are not jumping the gun‚ all we are saying is that everything you do‚ you need to be prepared. We think this president has done well and we need to start affirming it. In our own assessment as a region‚ we think the president has done well and it’s within our own right as the region to affirm the president as per how we see it‚” he said.
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