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12th April 2016

ANC Gauteng Provincial Executive Committee media statement

ANC Gauteng Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) held a Special meeting on Monday, 11th April 2016. The meeting received a detailed report on the decisions of the Extended ANC National Working Committee (NWC) regarding the Constitutional Court judgement.

The PEC welcomed the decision by the NWC for a broader consultation and engagement on its decision within ANC constitutional structures, the Alliance and various sectors of society. Working with ANC Regional Executive Committees (REC’s), the PEC will coordinate a programme to consult widely among ANC constitutional structures, especially branch members.

During these consultation meetings, we will report about the decision of the NWC and seek the views of our members and a broad cross section of sectors of our society.

The ANC is recognized as a central mobiliser, organiser and inspirer of a vast popular mass of progressive organizations and their views are important to us.

We call on all ANC members to exercise maximum discipline by actively participating in this internal consultation process. The outcome of this consultation process will be discussed with the ANC national leadership.

In this regard, The PEC noted and accepted the public apology of President Jacob Zuma. However, the PEC believes that the apology is just the beginning of dealing with the political damage and mistrust caused by the mismanagement of the Nkandla matter.

The PEC believes that the ANC has already paid a prize during the 2014 elections, due to among others, the anger of the electorate about the matter. As the ANC we have to do a deeper introspection and take far-reaching decisions that will repair the damage to our image and to continue to enjoy the confidence and trust of our people.

The PEC reiterated that the ANC has earned its leadership of society through the struggles and sacrifices of its members and supporters over generations. It is in that context that our President comrade Jacob Zuma should reflect deeply and do the right thing to resolve the unprecedented crisis that the ANC currently faces, The ANC has never taken the support of our people for granted and was founded to defend and advance the rights of our people.

Issued by:

Hope Mankwana Papo

ANC Gauteng Provincial Secretary

(on behalf of the Provincial Executive Committee, Gauteng ANC)

11/03/2016

ANC Ekurhuleni is organizing a march to Constitutional Court to deliver a memorandum against court decision that release Chris Hanis killers. You are requested to mobilize our people there will be two buses for your zone.
On Monday ; 8:00 am
Do it for chris Hani
One bus for twatwa and one for Daveyton

17/09/2015

United against crime, police killing . Drugs and social illness . There shall be peace and stability in our life time.....

27/08/2015

On the 24 of this month , a young lion was assassinated by the apartheid agent " hands of death" at his bed room in the mid night , he was short with 12 bullets at his place , at the age of 23 years . A brave student leader , galavant fight . Former president of Mabuya SRC, Cde: Caiphus Nyoka . Forward with the undying spirit of comrade Caiphus Nyoka . Ward 71

12/08/2015

Without Dreams there's no reality and without reality there's no idea...

21/07/2015

For every Mountain there's a miracle .......

21/06/2015

Father's Day
Sonora Louise Smart Dodd from Spokane, Washington, suggested to her minister in 1910 that a day be set aside for honoring fathers. The Ministerial Association and the Spokane YMCA picked up on the idea, and in 1924 Father's Day received the support of President Calvin Coolidge. But it wasn't until 1966 that a presidential proclamation established Father's Day as the third Sunday in June. Although it began as a religious celebration, today it is primarily an occasion for showing appreciation through gift-giving.