By Johnathan Paoli
ANC Free State chair Mxolisi Dukwana has delivered a blunt assessment of the party’s state in the province, warning that political infighting, corruption and the failure to deliver basic services have “torn apart” the organisation.
Dukwana was speaking during closing remarks at a two-day Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) lekgotla at the Bloemfontein Showgrounds on Sunday.
The meeting focused on unity, governance, service delivery and organisational renewal ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections later this year.
Dukwana said party structures had long been warned about the damage being done to the ANC’s standing and historical mission.
“What is going to be our legacy as the leadership of the ANC, as the leadership in government, in municipalities? What legacy are we leaving to the generation of leaders that is coming behind us? Are we leaving an ANC full of factions, an ANC that has ineffective branches that are
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