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Mbalula became emotional while addressing the media after the court ruled in favour of the ANC in the case against the Independent Electoral Commission. The par…
Mbalula became emotional while addressing the media after the court ruled in favour of the ANC in the case against the Independent Electoral Commission. The party had challenged an Electoral Court ruling in favour of the IEC, which excluded its 181 candidates from contesting elections in six municipalities. Ramaphosa is campaigning in Cape Town this weekend, ahead of the 4 November local government elections.
Credit: Zalene Merrington
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@nicprince4198Imported3wk ago
How do you order someone to rest when has done absolutely nothing in his political career! <br>Look at PRASA, he was minister of sport, arts and culture! <br>He fcuked it all up, doin the same as secretary general! <br>Let him continue click, click and soon it will go boom! <br>All of these clowns have been doin nothing but getting paid!
@@tatendareserchtipsImported3wk ago
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Kgopzen72Imported3wk ago
There’s nothing special about Mbaks’ stress. In fact, we’re more stressed as citizens - violent crimes, corruption, lack of service delivery, poverty… you name it. Yet, we keep pushing and hoping for better days. He must man up!
@@voodooillusion7219Imported3wk ago
😂 Stress you mean you guys could not put your papers through correctly then made the court with judges you elected over turn a ruling. Then he refused to talk at a gathering you time is over your corruption is coming to a end and south africa will move on better with out the anc that could not even get paperwork right but think they fit to run a country that needs alot of paperwork
Mbalula became emotional while addressing the media after the court ruled in favour of the ANC in the case against the Independent Electoral Commission. The party had challenged an Electoral Court ruling in favour of the IEC, which excluded its 181 candidates from contesting elections in six municipalities. Ramaphosa is campaigning in Cape Town this weekend, ahead of the 4 November local government elections.
Credit: Zalene Merrington
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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ANC President Ramaphosa Secretary General to rest until he gets the "all clear" from doctors.
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