'Ramaphosa fighting own battles of survival', says analyst amid ANC's visit to KZN | The Citizen

The ANC leadership's visit to KwaZulu-Natal indicates that the governing party is gearing up for next year’s much anticipated general elections. 🗳️ KZN CyrilRamaphosa 2024elections Read more below ⬇️

“Our message to our structures is very clear, it is renewal time and where there are challenges, like the school nutrition problem, we expect action and consequence management. Leaders need to be loyal to the vision and mission of the ANC, no underperformance will be tolerated, you under perform you are out, we deployed a better cadre to service the nation,” Mbalula told ANC KZN delegates.

It was reported that food delivery issues caused several pupils in some areas of KZN to begin the second term of the school year with empty stomachs, as the NSNP was unable to provide meals to schools.

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