The African National Congress (ANC) said it hoped to hold a Western Cape congress in April.
The party’s provincial interim convenor Ronalda Nolumango said over the past nine months, the party had put structures in place. The interim committee was appointed last year to get the party back on track.
The ANC wants new leaders before the end of April and also plans to win more municipal councils in the Western Cape.
Spokesperson Yonela Diko explained: “There is coherence and unity. This already gives us a leap forward.”
It will depend on a review by the ANC’s national executive committee whether the congress can be held in April.
More Stories
Cost Being Reviewed, Not The Concept – Gungubele
SCA Dismisses Zuma ‘Special’ Application
Cosatu Calls For Government To Extend Fuel Levy Reduction
NICD Reports 3 801 New COVID-19 Cases
Zuma Medical Parole Appeal To Be Heard In August
Saftu Warns That SA On A Fast March To Becoming A Failed State
Ramaphosa Reiterates Importance Of African Unity
NICD Reports 5 284 New COVID-19 Cases In SA
Five VBS-linked Suspects Appear In Orkney Magistrate’s Court
Green Energy To Form Key Part Of SA-Germany Partnership
Umdloti Residents Protest Against Property Developers
NICD Reports 4 227 New COVID-19 Cases In SA