Disgruntled ACT provincial executive committee members cited Magashule’s dictatorial leadership style as the reason for quitting.
Former ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule’s dream of one day becoming the country’s head of state was dashed when his new political party began to unravel, with the apparent mass resignation of its Mpumalanga provincial leadership.Ace Magashule’s party ACT suspects spies had infiltrated it
“Ace is not a national leader type. He was elevated by unhappy delegates from Mpumalanga to the ANC secretary-general position. But his ambitious career plans could be dashed as members begin to flee his small party. The PEC called it quits after Magashule allegedly “smuggled” two “strangers” from Mpumalanga onto the party’s national list without their knowledge.According to ACT Mpumalanga provincial chair Makhaza Ntuli, who initiated the mass resignations, they had had enough of Magashule’s “dictatorship”, where he imposed decisions on structures.
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