BREAKING NEWS: MATHABATHA FINNALY SHOWS-UP AFTER RESIGNATION DILEMMA

BREAKING NEWS: MATHABATHA FINNALY SHOWS-UP AFTER RESIGNATION DILEMMA

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BREAKING NEWS: MATHABATHA FINNALY SHOWS-UP AFTER RESIGNATION DILEMMA

Limpopo ANC Chairperson Stan Mathabatha has finally showed up since his dilemma to resign as the leader of the province.

Mathabatha along ANC PEC members attended the councillor roll call at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg.

This is the first time Mathabatha attend to the matters of ANC since his intentions to resign as the party. Mathabatha penned the resignation letter to ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula. Mbalula then met with the Provincial Executive Committee to reject the resignation.

Mathabatha had cited moral decay within the ANC in Limpopo. It not yet clear what isthe way forward for Mathabatha following the rejection of the resignation.

ANC Provincial Secretary Reuben Madadzhe said they will meet with Mathabatha to engage him on the contents of the letter.

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