I am The first Lisa | Self-appointed political analyst ποΈ , Cherry/Tiggo π lover | All is fair in love & war β€οΈ. πΏπ¦.
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DA is defending Cyril π·π€£
Also admire Mbeki, who asks how one can continue to lead after being responsible for a catastrophe. Lucky he had no catastrophes, like, say, destroying an anti-retroviral programme that cost actual lives. But lives are less important than votes to Mbeki, we know that now. Brave.
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Those behind this, I politely and respectfully so, request that it be removed. Our focus should be on rebuilding the ANC and the renewal of our movement. Iβve stated on various platforms that Iβm neither available for nor willing to take on this responsibility. Our priority is also on the unity of the alliance and progressive formations.
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Those behind this, I politely and respectfully so, request that it be removed. Our focus should be on rebuilding the ANC and the renewal of our movement. Iβve stated on various platforms that Iβm neither available for nor willing to take on this responsibility. Our priority is also on the unity of the alliance and progressive formations.
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Tjo. Gogo Aubrey Matshiqi tells me on #TheCMShow that the ANC will celebrate its 200th birthday in a cozy restaurant in Mangaung (instead of a stadium).
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The ANC will consider whether to end its national coalition with the DA after suffering its worst electoral performance yet, Bloomberg reports.
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President Thabo Mbeki is the last person to listen too when it comes to ANC politics
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The NEC, PECs and RECs should be disbanded and interim structures formed. Then form new GNU with progressive forces and black parties. Same in KZN. of MKP and EFF. Then merge all black parties including PAC and Azapo into a new progressive black party. Problem solved.
Its not even a once of thing. It will be like Senzo Mchunu
Councillors who lost their seats in municipal councils will receive a once-off payment from government to adjust to life outside public office. ewn.co.za/2026/11/09/governmβ¦
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I know Comrade Ndlozi as a jealous intellectual midget. I remember visiting the EFF offices in Braamfontein; he acted as if he didnβt know me. It was as if I was there to seek employment, but he was forced to greet me when one of the leaders asked him if he still remembered me. Even during the shutdown, he never greeted me, and I was only greeted by Comrade Julius Malema. You cannot represent the poor and the working class with such an attitude, nor describe yourself as a revolutionary with such a condescending attitude and behaviour. Encouraging and misleading young people not to vote was nothing but traitorous to the same people he claims to be representing.
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The newly elected EFF councillor of ward 77 providing temporary relief to the family who lost everything through fire, fighters we must build a proper house for the family #ThankYouForVotingEFF
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to be honest, EFF is one of the few parties that actually has always put South Africans first. Not by talking, by action.
From insourcing, building houses, adopting orphanages, adopting schools, donating school uniforms, giving bursaries, refusing vat increase, data must fall,
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πΏπ¦ South Africaβs struggle for true national sovereignty will begin with an ANC, MK, EFF & SACP coalition.
DA = Dead on Arrival
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I'm realizing that we didn't love the ANC the same. To us it was a church, it was sacrosanct, it was an institution for black people's freedom and upliftment. To others it was an opportunity to get rich and exercise power. There are some who would rather it die in their hands , then release it because for them it is a livelihood....to us it was a philosophy.
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π 8 November 2026
President Cyril Ramaphosa reportedly raised the possibility of resigning as ANC president following the partyβs poor performance in the 2026 Local Government Elections.
According to the Sunday Times, several ANC NEC members revealed that Ramaphosa believed the partyβs leadership should face consequences after two consecutive election setbacks.
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π΄ Ramaphosa reportedly proposed that the ANCβs top seven officials consider resigning.
π΄ He allegedly indicated that he was prepared to step down alone.
π΄ ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile and other senior leaders reportedly opposed the proposal.
π΄ An early ANC elective conference was suggested as an alternative.
β οΈ Ramaphosa has NOT resigned. The ANC spokesperson says she is unaware of the reported discussions.
The reports concern his position as ANC president, not a formal resignation from the South African presidency.
Source: Sunday Times | The Citizen
#CyrilRamaphosa #ANC #LGE2026 #Elections2026
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Ramaphosa Considers Resigning As ANC Leader After Election Losses
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly raised the possibility of stepping down as ANC president following the partyβs poor performance in the 4 November local government elections.
According to the Sunday Times, at least five senior ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) members said Ramaphosa suggested that he should resign, arguing that two successive electoral defeats under his leadership required consequences.
Sources told the newspaper that he was prepared to step down alone if the ANCβs top seven officials did not support his proposal for the entire leadership to vacate their positions.
One NEC member reportedly warned that his departure as ANC president could also spell the end of the government of national unity (GNU), arguing that he could not leave the party leadership while remaining head of the national government.
The ANC's national support dropped to approximately 31% in the latest elections, compared with 46% in 2021. The party also fell to 40% in the 2024 national and provincial elections.
Senior ANC members have reportedly urged Ramaphosa to reconsider and allow time for reflection, while secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has emphasised collective responsibility for the electoral defeat.
The ANC's NEC is meeting to assess the results as the party faces coalition negotiations in several municipalities where it has lost its outright majority.
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Election rout sparks extraordinary discussion among party leaders over who should take responsibility. ebx.sh/9adA54
