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Tue May 21 13:29:53 SAST 2013

ANC voting allocations for Mangaung finalised

Sapa | 03 October, 2012 00:386 Comments
President Jacob Zuma
Image by: KEVIN SUTHERLAND

The number of voting delegates each province will be allowed to send to the ANC's national elective conference in Mangaung in December was decided yesterday.

A team appointed by the party's national executive committee has agreed on the formula used to allocate the last 416 branch voting delegates.

There will be 4500 delegates at Manguang, ANC spokesman Jackson Mthembu said.

President Jacob Zuma's home province, KwaZulu-Natal, will have the highest number of delegates, 974. Next come Eastern Cape and Limpopo, with 676 and 574 respectively.

Gauteng will have 500 voting delegates, Mpumalanga 467, the Free State 324 and North West 234.

Only 176 voting delegates will come from Northern Cape and 178 from Western Cape.

The voting delegates of ANC branches will comprise 91.2% of the total. The remaining 8.8% are members of the party's national executive committee, provincial executive committees, and leagues.

Forty-five members each will be delegated to vote on behalf of the ANC Women's League, the ANC Youth League and the ANC Veterans' League.

Eighty-two national executive committee members will vote, as will 180 provincial executive committee members.

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m1si2zi3nzo4

Posted 230 days ago
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Perhaps Mjongile is right about discarding all these gogo's and grandpa's of yesteryear, who are one step to the grave. The interest of old men in the welfare of a country from which they are about to quit, is equal to their passion in bed - without a dose of viagra, and a pair of young legs. Their reference point is only nostalgia about a 100-year old dream, of their 'founding fathers'. Even these are out of sorts in a global village, whose technological ways are understandable to no one.
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m1si2zi3nzo4

Posted 230 days ago
Not at all! Think of it this way; The ANC was established to seek inclusion in power, about a 100 years ago. It then changed strategy and sought 'seizure' of total 'power', for itself, and no one else, using internal people as its cannon fodder, whilst enjoying donation funds in exile. This entrenched whatever bit of accountability it had to anyone. Its dream was fulfilled in 1994, using the same poor people as a stepping stone. Its aging leaders have no more ambition, nor future to protect and nurture, than 'catching up for luxuries they could not enjoy in exile. Meanwhile, they have to mortgage the whole future, in order to do so. Furthermore, the world has moved on from the Industrial Age, during which their dreams, and values were shaped up. The world has flattened such that any state is a tiny village, amongst giant states and economies, grappling with completely different rules of the new, unknown game.

I am no spring chicken myself. But I know that the old like to impose rules that applied in old days, on the youth. They know that they will not live to account for failure to reason, and view the world with a fresh pair of eyes. Or leave it up to those who are not burdened by old values, that are out of place in a new environment. Think away from tradition of dictatorship; where the strong impose their will on the weak; the kings on their subjects; the rulers on the ruled; the parents on the children; the rich on the poor.
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SuiGeneris

Posted 230 days ago
We thought, because we had power, we had wisdom -
Stephen Vincent Benet.
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m1si2zi3nzo4

Posted 230 days ago
'Wisdom' is the power of the brain. Without it even physical strength wilts.

SamNujoma

Posted 230 days ago
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This has to be the craziest, stupidest and dumbest system in the world! If you lose members because you are useless (anc loses members in E. Cape, N. Cape & W. Cape), your voting power increases by representation in other provinces that even remain the same or worse still, if they lose less members than other provinces who lost members. So the voices of the disatisfied becomes lost just because they voiced their disatisfaction. So the will of the people (the disatisfied) is not taken into account but the exact opposite is the result. So, the anc is not in effect practising democracy. But then again, zooma does not know what democracy is when he thinks some people have more rights than others.

JakobusThulasizwe

Posted 229 days ago
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this is a real propaganda, E. Cape cannot loose members in the manner that has been denoted, The last time we check during the course of the year, E Cape was close to 300 000 members. no new party has been formed in 2012 that can cause anc to loose members. This Zuma faction has tried to manipulate elction in O.R. tambo, but failed. Even in Mangaung they will suffer a lot.