Ronald Lamola vowed not to wait in the ANC's leadership queue, signalling his most explicit intention to contest the ANC's deputy president position in December. | JasonFelix
Lamola, an ANC national executive committee member, who is justice and correctional services minister, is likely to avail himself to become President Cyril Ramaphosa's second-in-command at the party's December elective conference.
You are the most experienced with today's challenges. The challenges of HIV and Aids, unemployment and many social ills that you are facing. You must not be told by anyone that you are not experienced enough to resolve them. You are the better ones to resolve these challenges."We are even told by opposition parties that we must wait in the queue and that we are trying to jump the queue.
Lamola said many ANC"young lions" - like Fikile Mbalula and Malusi Gigaba - waited in vain for their chance to be elevated to the top strata of the ANC.
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