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Ngcukayitobi raises concerns to Ramaphosa about Mbalula’s actions before ANC conference

20 March 2026
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ANC Eastern Cape secretary Lulama Ngcukayitobi has raised concerns with the ANC’s national working committee regarding alleged mismanagement of dispute issues by secretary-general Fikile Mbalula. Ngcukayitobi highlighted that these issues stem from the manipulation of party branches, which he described as a “troubling situation.” The complaints point to broader concerns within the ANC regarding the integrity of branch operations and the handling of internal conflicts. The situation has prompted discussions about the governance and management practices within the party, particularly in light of upcoming organizational challenges.

Why It Matters

The integrity of political party structures is crucial for effective governance and democratic processes. In the ANC’s context, disputes over branch manipulation can undermine voter trust and party legitimacy, especially as South Africa approaches critical elections. Historical issues within the ANC, including factionalism and leadership disputes, have contributed to electoral challenges in past years. Addressing internal conflicts and ensuring transparent operations is vital for maintaining support among constituents and preserving the party’s influence in South African politics.

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