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30 Aug 2020

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Editorial | Hope against hope

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While they all purport to condemn corruption, the president of the party and the country, Cyril Ramphosa, has been criticised for talking big, but being weak on action. Picture: PresidencyZA

While they all purport to condemn corruption, the president of the party and the country, Cyril Ramphosa, has been criticised for talking big, but being weak on action. Picture: PresidencyZA

The ANC’s national executive committtee (NEC) meeting this weekend has been taking stock of where the party is and also about taking the first steps in planning for local government elections.

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