Are you following the big moves by the African National Congress (ANC)? As South Africa's main political force, their decisions impact the whole country. From leadership talks to major policy debates, the ANC is always at the center of the action. For example, President Cyril Ramaphosa is currently deep in consultations about the Deputy Chief Justice appointment, weighing multiple options beyond the Judicial Service Commission's recommendation. This shows how the ANC-led government handles key appointments with care.
But politics isn't just about appointments—there's also public pushback. The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), often opposing ANC policies, have loudly challenged the government's plan to hike VAT by 16% by 2027. They argue this stealth tax increase hurts everyday South Africans and propose higher corporate taxes as a better fix. This tension highlights the ongoing debates about South Africa's economic direction and social fairness.
Every vote and policy coming out of the ANC affects everything from taxes to judicial fairness. Whether it's keeping an eye on who fills top judiciary roles or watching how the government handles public dissatisfaction, these stories impact everyday life. The ANC's moves often set the tone for the country's future, influencing stability, growth, and public trust.
So if you want to understand how policies shape South Africa, don’t miss out on ANC news. Keeping up means knowing which voices are leading the conversation and how their choices can affect your community and country.
South African politics can feel complex, but staying informed is the key. Follow the debates, listen to different viewpoints, and see how the ANC and its challengers like the EFF are pushing for change. Engaging with this will help you make sense of ongoing shifts and prepare you to take part in upcoming elections or community discussions.
At Cape Sun News, we bring you clear, current updates straight from the heart of these political developments. Bookmark this page to always stay in the know about the ANC and what they mean for you.
18 Jul
Former President Jacob Zuma has chosen Tony Yengeni, a veteran struggle activist and former ANC NEC member, to represent him at an ANC disciplinary hearing. This comes after Zuma’s support for the MK Military Veterans Association led to disciplinary action against him. Yengeni's unwavering loyalty to Zuma positions him as the former president's key defender.
6 May
Fikile Mbalula, South Africa's Transport Minister and ANC's head of elections, admitted that the ANC's parliamentary lists were altered. He denied personal involvement after an integrity committee's investigation. This raises issues of transparency and accountability in the political party.