ANC’s top brass campaigned in Cape Town on Saturday
Mbasa Gqokoma
17 July 2016
The African National Congress's top brass were out
on the campaign trail in Cape Town on Saturday.
The big wigs visited their former stronghold Dullah
Omar which they lost in the last election.
Secretary General Gwede Mantashe urged the
community to vote for the party to reclaim the area.
Mantashe allegedly accused the DA run municipality
of not taking care of black townships. He said things in the province haven't
changed much since the dawn of democracy.
Despite failing to launch a provincial election
manifesto, the party said it has plans to address the community's concerns.
Meanwhile, the ANC has strongly warned its
candidates that they will be removed from being party councillors if they
relocate from their wards after being elect.
This weekend the ANC deployed its heavy weights
including the Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Finance Minister Pravin
Gordhan to KwaZulu-Natal to garner support ahead of the August 3rd municipal
elections.
Speaking to thousands of party supporters in KwaZulu-Natal,
the ANC provincial chairperson Sihle Zikalala said party councillors who were
considering relocating from areas where they were elected should think twice.
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