ANC top 7

City Bank economist, Gina Schoeman, said that the African National Congress (ANC)'s top seven looked to be more aligned with President Cyril Ramaphosa and ...

"So now he really needs to be far more confident about the people he leads in his second term. JOHANNESBURG - City Bank economist, Gina Schoeman, said that the African National Congress (ANC)'s top seven looked to be more aligned with President Cyril Ramaphosa and she expected to see a stronger reform agenda from him going into the second term. City Bank economist, Gina Schoeman, said that the African National Congress (ANC)'s top seven looked to be more aligned with President Cyril Ramaphosa and she expected to see a stronger reform agenda from him going into the second term.

The newly ANC top 7 from left, 2nd deputy secretary Maropene Ramokgopa, 1st deputy secretary Nomvula Mokonyane, secretary general Fikile Mbalula, national ...

This is the time to show his mettle. President Ramaphosa must stop playing games with criminals now, both in the ANC and opposition. The ANC way— 🇿🇦 BUZZ 🇿🇦 No DM's (@dgtager) If you have no skills or natural ability then don't worry. Blessings as you and your team tackle the Herculean task ahead 👏🏾🕊— Prof Thuli Madonsela #KindnessBuilds (@ThuliMadonsela3) Asked if they had been hoodwinked by Mashatile and Mokonyane, he said: “Not exactly, because they don't have enough votes to do that, they vote as individuals.

President Cyril Ramaphosa defeated NEC member Dr Zweli Mkhize to retain the presidency, and cement his slate in the Top 7 structure at the ANC's national ...

“It’s going to be very important to see how the losers are going to react, but if you look at the candidates that have won, the majority is closer to Ramaphosa than to Zweli Mkhize and that’s a stabilising factor in the ANC and is constructive,” political analyst Professor Andre Duvenage said. Mkhize’s upsurge wasn’t enough to upset Ramaphosa. Political analyst Lukhanyo Vangqa said at least five of the seven elected officials were known Ramaphosa backers, giving him “latitude” which will depend on whether he has the “stomach for conflict” in the fights in the National Executive Committee. Political analyst Morena Motaung said the branches had spoken and that Ramaphosa’s re-election allows him to finish his plans that are in place. Out of a total of 4426 voting delegates, Ramaphosa garnered 2 436 votes to Mkhize’s 1 897 in a contest that had four spoiled votes and seven abstentions. Cape Town - President Cyril Ramaphosa defeated NEC member Dr Zweli Mkhize to retain the presidency, and cement his slate in the Top 7 structure at the ANC’s national elective conference on Monday.

The composition of the ANC's top seven is good for business. Come January, President Cyril Ramaphosa will need to reshuffle his Cabinet, writes Carol Paton.

President Cyril Ramaphosa was re-elected ANC leader during the party's national conference, beating close rival Zweli Mkhize.

In 2012 at the 53rd meeting in Mangaung, he was re-elected, a position he held until the 54th national conference in Nasrec in December 2017, where he was elected national chair of the ANC. At the 52nd national conference of the ANC in Polokwane in December 2007, he was elected the secretary-general of the ANC. Former Gauteng health MEC Dr Gwen Ramokgopa was elected treasurer-general of the ANC. She was one of the youngest mayors at the time. Mbalula also served as secretary-general of the ANC Youth League and later became president of the league. Transport minister Fikile Mbalula has been elected to the powerful position of secretary-general of the ANC.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has been re-elected leader of the governing African National Congress (ANC) for a second term on Monday.

[Design](https://www.canva.com/design/DAFVMvyRJ7Q/view?utm_content=DAFVMvyRJ7Q&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=embeds&utm_source=link) by SABC Digital News The Top 7 positions on the national executive committee (NEC) were announced by the ANC electoral committee chairperson Kgalema Motlanthe. President Cyril Ramaphosa has been re-elected leader of the governing African National Congress (ANC) for a second term on Monday.

Gwen Ramokgopa becomes the party's first female Treasurer-General. Gender activist and economic analyst Phelisa Nkomo says this was a good move from the ANC to ...

Three women have been elected in the ANC's Top 7 at the party's 55th national elective conference. The first and second deputy secretary-general positions are filled by Nomvula Mokonyane and Maropene Ramokgopa. Gwen Ramokgopa becomes the party's first female Treasurer General.