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The Constitutional Court is expected to consider the African National Congress' (ANC) bid to challenge a decision that disqualified its candidate lists in six m…
The Constitutional Court is expected to consider the African National Congress' (ANC) bid to challenge a decision that disqualified its candidate lists in six municipalities, ahead of the November local government elections.
The Electoral Commission (IEC) says the ANC failed to meet the deadline for submitting its candidate lists.
SABC News reporter Canny Maphanga has more details.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@stevemartin7464Imported3wk ago
How can an adminstrative scrw up be constitutional? They screwed up, they had every oportunity to submit their lists but the didn't. The constitutional court will now open the door to everybody who fails to fill a form in correctly if they say this is in any way valid.
@@KatlegoPhasha-z8bImported3wk ago
Ey mabahambe. Deadline is deadline and you failed to submit.
@@tsheposetilo2914Imported3wk ago
We have bigger things to worry about not a party that's going to mislead the nation given the chance again
The Constitutional Court is expected to consider the African National Congress' (ANC) bid to challenge a decision that disqualified its candidate lists in six municipalities, ahead of the November local government elections.
The Electoral Commission (IEC) says the ANC failed to meet the deadline for submitting its candidate lists.
SABC News reporter Canny Maphanga has more details.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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