By Johnathan Paoli
The African National Congress’ national executive committee (NEC) meeting was underway on its third day on Sunday with members grappling with a range of critical organisational and political challenges.
ANC national spokesperson Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri briefed the media ahead of the day’s deliberations, confirming that the NEC would engage on key matters including the South African Communist Party’s (SACP) decision to contest elections independently, the state of the ANC, leadership ethics and the economic implications of newly imposed United States tariffs.
“The ANC remains committed to building a united, disciplined and people-centred movement. The NEC deliberations reflect our ongoing efforts to restore public trust, strengthen democracy, and chart a clear path for the ANC’s future,” she said.
The NEC meeting, running until Monday at the Germiston Civic Centre in Ekurhuleni, comes at important time when the party is navigating internal renewal, alliance tensions and external economic pressures.
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