PHUTI MOSOMANE
The African National Congress (ANC) and the South African Communist Party (SACP) convened the much-anticipated ‘high-level bilateral’ meeting this weekend to look at the state of the alliance, the two parties said in a joint statement.
The agenda of the meeting was discussions on the state of the National Democratic Revolution (NDR) , the reconfiguration of the Alliance, the international situation and balance of forces, preparations for the forthcoming Alliance Economic and Energy Summit and the 2024 national and provincial elections.
For many years now, the SACP has threatened to contest the elections on their own ticket, but this weekend, the two political parties agreed to still work together in preparations for the 2024 National and provincial elections manifesto, and most importantly, on candidates.
“The Alliance partners will also form part of the 2024 manifesto drafting process. This exemplifies the functioning of a renewed/reconfigured Alliance, not only in
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