President Cyril Ramaphosa seems to have secured his first victory in the battle over the appointment of premiers, ministers and deputy ministers.
Ramaphosa’s allies were appointed in six of the eight provinces where the ANC governs.
The appointments of Oscar Mabuyane, Zamani Saul, David Makhura, Sihle Zikalala and Stan Mathabatha as premier candidates are seen as a victory for him.
Sisi Ntombela and Refilwe Mtsweni are the only female premier candidates – and allied to ANC Secretary-General Ace Magashule and Deputy President David Mabuza.
The ANC says it is delaying the announcement of the North West premier candidate to appease opposing groups in the province.
“There are still reflections in the organisation to make sure that whatever you do in the North West continues to consolidate the unity in that province,” ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe.
All eyes are now on the ANC’s list to Parliament, and whether those deemed as compromised leaders by the integrity commission, will become MPs.
Then, on 26 May, Ramaphosa will negotiate with the party’s top brass over who should be in his cabinet.
South Africans will be watching closely to see if he will keep his promise.
eNCA reporter Govan Whittles has has more details in the video above.
[Watch] ANC National Spokesperson, Comrade @pulemabe outlines the nomination process by the PECs for their Premier Candidates. pic.twitter.com/0SwQ3XqXBM
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Source: eNCA