'We're here at the registration point and are raising this concern with the ANC leadership, that already there is a list doing the rounds. That list shows we have been replaced as delegates.' ⤵️ ANCFreeState
ANC Free State interim chairperson Mxolisi Dukwana and NEC member David Mahlobo address media on preparations for the provincial conference. Photo: Supplied.
The African National Congress in the Free State has hit a yet another snag on the first day of its long overdue conference, after members alleged that delegation lists were altered ahead of registration on Friday. The 9th provincial conference was supposed to get underway in Bloemfontein on Friday, with the party’s national chairperson scheduled to open the sitting.“Registration for the conference has temporarily been suspended. Notification will be made once the time for resumption has been concluded,” explained Free State party spokesperson Oupa Khoabane in a text.
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