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Mabuyane was speaking during theMabuyane says the Eastern Cape was the first province to stopThe ANC in the Eastern Cape is one of the constituencies that rally behind the president Cyril Ramaphosa even in light of the Phalaphala farm saga, and provincial ANC Chairperson Oscar Mabuyane says they were against the resignation of the president because his resignation would have created a vacuum as there was no successor to take over from him.

Mabuyane adds that the president’s possible resignation last week, was not an admission of guilt regarding the Phala Phala report . Regarding policies that the party will be submitting to the conference, it wants the issue of gender parity legislated, and subcommittee member of the Eastern Cape gender commission member Nondumiso Maphazi says the representation of women in the party should be of paramount importance.

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Step-aside resolution will be strengthened after the ANC conference : Mabuyane - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.Eastern Cape ANC provincial chairperson Oscar Mabuyane says they are going to the 55th national conference to defend the step-aside resolution. Mabuyane was addressing delegates at the party’s Provincial General Council(PGC) being held in East London. The ANC’s step-aside resolution has been under scrutiny since other members feel it is being used to purge others. … Mxm Eastern cape He’ll be the 3rd major political officer to step-aside post conference… Taking bets from 1c - 100c… This is mini-Ankole, he doesn't mince his words. Ankole or nothing.🔥
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