FORMER president and chairperson of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) Electoral Committee Kgalema Motlanthe said on Thursday that as the party heads towards its fifty-fifth national elective conference, moral standards and leaders in good standing are important.
He was addressing media at Luthuli House in Johannesburg where he tabled the official nomination process and rules for the December 16 conference.
Motlanthe said branches must be properly constituted with both genders represented in committees and added that at least 50% of leaders should be women.
He said the party hoped that members would comply with the end of vote buying and slates, as laid out by the rules.
The ANC expected the highest ethical and moral standards from its NEC leaders, Motlanthe said.
“We need cadres who have proven leadership and political capacity, a good track record, public standing and the moral integrity to provide leadership to the ANC, the motive forces of our
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