Presidency
1. Cyril Ramaphosa – 2037
2.Zweli Mkhize – 916
Deputy
1. Paul Mashatile 1791
2.Ronald Lamola 427
3.Oscar mabuyane 397
Chairperson
1. Stan Mathabatha 1492
2.Gwede Mantashe 979
3.DvD Masindo 501
Secretary General
1. Mdumiseni Ntuli 1225
2.Masuale 889
3.Mbalula 749
DSG
1. Nomvula 1779
2.Portgieter 905
Treasurer
- Benjamin Chauke 552
- Pule 428
- Masina 348.
- Mabuyane it was no surprise that the Eastern Cape figures indicated he had secured 390 branch nominations while Mashatile had 110.
- Stan Mathabatha leads the race for national president with 1,492 nominations, with incumbent Gwede Mantashe at 979 and David Masondo third with 501 nominations.
- Former KwaZulu-Natal provincial secretary Mdumiseni Ntuli is the favorite for the post of general secretary (1,225), ahead of Phumulo Masualle (889), who qualified despite a lack of support from his home province.
- As Deputy Secretary General, Nomvula Mokonyane (1,779) is ahead of Febe Potgieter by a substantial margin (905 appointments).
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- The most surprising announcement was that of the favorites for the position of general treasurer, Ramaphosa adviser Bejani Chauke (552) leading Pule Mabe (428) by more than 120 branch nominations.
- Motlanthe said the candidates for the National Executive Committee (NEC) would be announced as soon as the votes had been consolidated and audited, and that all candidates would be vetted and their availability for election confirmed.
- Our records indicate that a total of 3,543 out of a total of 3,982 Branches in good standing held successful Branch General Meetings, which produced approved nomination results for Branch Delegates and NEC Candidates.
- “This effectively means that 89% of the ANC branches successfully participated in the nomination process, thus comfortably exceeding the 70% threshold required for the national conference to take place in accordance with the ANC constitution,” he said. he declared.
- The chief secretary of the ANC electoral committee, Livhuwani Matsila, said they were ready to deal with complaints and appeals. Once this process is complete, they will begin the verification process.
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