Four key regions, which played some part in the rise of current ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa, are set to elect new leaders in the coming months.
JOHANNESBURG - The African National Congress in Limpopo says it’s now good to go with its regional conferences after putting at least four on ice.
Some in the province are advancing its premier, Poppy Ramathuba, for the position, while others have cast their eyes on Peter Mokaba’s John Mpe. Meanwhile, Madadzhe said it was far too soon to speak on the 11th congress but that gender would not be an issue.
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