ICYMI: EFF top 6 positions open to all delegates: Ndlozi EFF National Spokesperson Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has rubbished claims that the party’s top six positions have already been decided on.
Ndlozi says voters will be able to make confidential choices as the election of a new leadership will be done through a secret ballot.
EFF leader Julius Malema is widely expected to retain his position. However, the positions of Secretary-General and Deputy President might be contested. “The people of South Africa, if they are watching they will all have the opportunity to see what is going to unfold. I’m saying to you with 3 800 people who have the opportunity to raise whatever name from the floor and who has the opportunity to vote in a secret ballot in a free and fair election. I think those are grounds to expect any surprise,” says Ndlozi.
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