The African National Congress on Saturday
celebrated its 103 ANC’s Woman’s League President Angie Motshekga said the
issues of the country are being addressed and are being taken serious by the
ruling party especially issues affecting women.
The Congress of South African Trade Union
President Sdumo Dlamini while giving his message of support said they expect
the ANC to remember that the workers of this country are still being exploited
and are still struggling with labour brokers. We are working with the ANC
because they know the struggle of the workers of this country.
South African Communist Party General
Secretary Blade Nzimande emphasised the support of the SACP. There are so many
people who still think they can destroy the ANC but we say to them they will
not succeed. The Western Cape
President Jacob Zuma while delivering one of his most important speeches said the ANC is a movement that brings vision to the people of the this country. Zuma emphasised the challenges the party is facing including triple challenges which are unemployment, poverty and inequality.
Zuma said the ANC is at the forefront of
creating the possibilities for the much bigger middle class. The party will
make sure that the middle class, particularly the black middle class continues
to grow.
As the country is experiencing electricity
problems since the collapse of a coal silo at the Majiba Power station in
Mpumalanga President Zuma said assured the nation that the ANC is putting
energy as one of it apex priority.
In terms of corruption President Jacob Zuma
said the ANC needs to continue to lead in ending corruption in the state, the
private sector and amongst our own membership.
President Zuma raised his concern regarding
the pace of land redistribution and will continue to balance the national
interest of restoration, economic development and food security.
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