The ANC's Integrity Committee is busy with its report into President Cyril Ramaphosa's role in the controversial Phala Phala burglary.
Meanwhile, ANC branches are intact ahead of December's elective conference.Mokonyane also admits that the calibre of the current leadership leaves much to be desired. However, there was no such criticism of the leadership from the Coordinator in the Secretary-General's Office Gwen Ramokgopa.
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