The voters have spoken
We thank South Africans, all political parties and the security forces for ensuring these elections are peaceful despite the challenges.
Thank You Event
The African National Congress (ANC), President Cyril Ramaphosa address the organisations 2021 Local Government Elections Thank You Event. The purpose of the event is to thank members of staff, volunteers, and communities in all forms for going out and exercising their democratic right by participating in the 2021 Local Government Elections.
























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ANC Statement
- Issued: 24 November 2021
UPDATE: ANC HEAD OF ELECTIONS COMRADE FIKILE MBALULA WILL NOW BE BRIEFING THE MEDIA ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
The African National Congress media briefing planned for tomorrow on Local Government latest developments following the establishment of councils throughout the country will now be addressed by the Head of Elections Comrade Fikile Mbalula.
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ANC Renewal
The Year of
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1 859 404 Votes
Eastern Cape
635 087 Votes
Free State
1 915 468 Votes
Gauteng
2 115 961 Votes
Kwa Zulu-Natal
1 534 342 Votes
Limpopo
938 907 Votes
Mpumalanga
328 625 Votes
Northern Cape
759 038 Votes
North West
606 942 Votes
Western Cape
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Address by ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa at the ANC ‘Thank You’ event after the 2021 Local Government Elections
- 8 November 2021
We said that many municipalities have not delivered as they should have; that there is corruption, waste and under-spending in many councils; and that in several communities, water is a major problem, electricity supply is not stable, and refuse is not collected regularly.
We have also recognised that disunity, factionalism, corruption and patronage within the ANC itself has had a significant impact on voters’ attitudes towards the organisation.
And what is most crucial is the link between the state of the ANC and the performance of government at all levels. People feel that a weak and divided ANC is incapable of addressing their needs and concerns.
This election has sent a very clear and strong message to the ANC.
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ANC Statements
Africa is taking concrete steps to write its own economic success story
The African National Congress (ANC) is shocked and saddened by the tragic passing of the Executive Mayor
ANC Today
THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH Africa is taking concrete steps to write its own economic success story
- Issued: 19 November 2021
Now Africa is taking concrete
steps to write its own economic
success story. It is opening up
new fields of opportunity.
Umrabulo
THIS 51st edition of Umrabulo Journal themed Electoral Systems and Reform comes at an opportune moment…
COVID-19 Vaccination Drive
Today, Monday, 2 August 2021, African National Congress (ANC) National Spokesperson Comrade Pule Mabe, publicly received the COVID-19 vaccine at the drive-through Vaccination centre…
From the President
- Issued: 22 November 2021
As work continues to implement all the pillars of the NSP, we must ask hard questions of ourselves as a people. When we hold a mirror up to ourselves, do we see the proud, resilient, peaceful and freedom-loving South Africans we aspire to be?
ANC Memorial
We will always remember Comrade Jackson as a kind, humble and gracious leader who always put others before himself.
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Griffiths Mlungisi Mxenge
- 27 February 1935 – 19 November 1981
He was a civil rights lawyer, a member of the African National Congress (ANC) and a South African anti-apartheid activist. In 1967, he was imprisoned for two years on Robben Island under the Suppression of Communism Act for furthering the aims of the ANC. On this day in 1981, Mxenge was assassinated by the apartheid death squad in Umlazi township south of Durban.
