Ramaphosa told members that the ANC is the only party with the biggest support in the country.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is flanked by Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi during ANC NWC visit in Johannesburg. Photo: Twitter/Panyaza Lesufi
President Cyril Ramaphosa has labelled the multi-party agreement as a “sideshow” that will never remove theThe ANC president was speaking on the sidelines of the party’s national working committee’s engagement with branches in Johannesburg. “The gathering of parties that want to unseat the ANC is a sideshow to us. They are entitled to hold conferences, they will never be able to amass the support the ANC has.
“There’s no organisation in this country that has as much reach as the has, and that is why we are confident that we are working towards a victory. “So, this issue of defeat approach that we would form a coalition is very far off our thinking. We are focusing on running a victorious campaign,”
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