No murderers, rapists or thieves wanted: ANC draft policy sets bar for membership
JOHANNESBURG - Murderers, rapists, robbers and sex offenders will not be considered for African National Congress membership if the party’s proposed amendments come to pass.For the constitutional amendment to pass, it would need a two-thirds majority of support from ANC branches.
This forms part of the party’s plans to have better quality members and leaders amid a growing crisis within its ranks.Deadbeat parents will also not be let off the hook.
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