Kgalema Motlanthe, former ANC deputy president, embarks on the campaign trail in Gauteng
Once again, the ANC has mobilized another seasoned figure, former deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe, to spearhead the party's pre-election efforts. Motlanthe joins the ranks of past leaders such as Thabo Mbeki, who recently campaigned at Jabulani Mall in Soweto.
Motlanthe is set to commence his campaign this Friday in Soweto, followed by Ekurhuleni on Saturday. The ruling party is intensifying its campaign as the elections draw near, leveraging the involvement of party veterans as a key strategy to maintain power.
These are critical moments for the ANC as it endeavors to secure victory in the upcoming polls. The national and provincial elections are scheduled for May 29.
Mbeki, making a return to the campaign trail last Thursday after years, emphasized the importance of an unequivocal ANC triumph to sustain governance. He rallied supporters at Jabulani Mall, promising to fulfill the party's commitments.
Additionally, the ANC is expected to enlist former premier Tokyo Sexwale to bolster its efforts. Motlanthe, Sexwale, and Mbeki will focus their attention on the fiercely contested townships of Gauteng, where many loyal ANC supporters reside.
The campaign activities of ANC leaders are set to continue this weekend.
Motlanthe is set to commence his campaign this Friday in Soweto, followed by Ekurhuleni on Saturday. The ruling party is intensifying its campaign as the elections draw near, leveraging the involvement of party veterans as a key strategy to maintain power.
These are critical moments for the ANC as it endeavors to secure victory in the upcoming polls. The national and provincial elections are scheduled for May 29.
Mbeki, making a return to the campaign trail last Thursday after years, emphasized the importance of an unequivocal ANC triumph to sustain governance. He rallied supporters at Jabulani Mall, promising to fulfill the party's commitments.
Additionally, the ANC is expected to enlist former premier Tokyo Sexwale to bolster its efforts. Motlanthe, Sexwale, and Mbeki will focus their attention on the fiercely contested townships of Gauteng, where many loyal ANC supporters reside.
The campaign activities of ANC leaders are set to continue this weekend.
