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The ANC national working committee has rejected the claim that prominent candidates were missed from the electoral list by accident, instead suspecting deliberate exclusion. They demand a forensic investigation to uncover the truth, particularly regarding the treatment of community-nominated candidates like Frank Chikane.
Members of the ANC's national working committee ( NWC) have rejected the explanation by the party's top officials that mayoral contenders like Frank Chikane were left off the candidate list due to an administrative error.
They demand a forensic investigation into the list debacle, suspecting deliberate sabotage of the reform agenda that emphasized community-nominated candidates. The NWC argues that the exclusion of these specific candidates is not a coincidence, indicating a systematic issue that the current investigation fails to address.
ANC NWC Electoral List Frank Chikane Forensic Investigation Mayoral Candidates Community Nomination
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