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SACP cleans house in Tshwane

 

 

eNCA, Pretoria, 2 July 2016

 

The SA Communist Party has suspended five more senior members in Tshwane, in
connection with last week's deadly unrest.

 

This brings to ten the number of current and former district leaders facing
disciplinary action over the violent protests.

 

Five people died in the violence triggered by the ANC's confirmation of
Thoko Didiza as its mayoral candidate.

 

The Reds were hitting the campaign trail making amends perhaps for a costly
disruption to city life for which some of their own members were allegedly
responsible.

 

Tshwane 2 July 2016.jpg

 

Now the SACP is laying down the law. Slapping five more members, who are
also former local leaders, with disciplinary charges.

 

"We expect our members to accept decisions that were made at a higher level.
If they're not happy with them, they have internal platforms against which
to raise them. So we can't accept that any of our leaders fail on the
question of tribalism, of patriarchy, of factionalism, of corrupt conduct
that creates confusion among our people," said Jacob Mamabolo SACP Gauteng
Secretary. 

 

With calm restored for now, the party believes it's time to focus on
delivering a two-thirds victory for the ANC.

 

DA

 

The DA was campaigning a few metres away from where the SACP was mobilising.
The opposition's presence served as a reminder for the SACP and its alliance
partner of what's at stake in Tshwane,

 

The opposition's mayoral candidate was throwing down the gauntlet for the
ruling party, on the issue of corruption.

 

"We are challenging them, if you can find corruption in any of the DA run
municipalities, be the first to raise it, we will be the first to lay
criminal charges against whoever is found to be wanting. But we're also
saying we're not running a perfect government, but in all our mistakes we
have come out clean to say this is where the mistake is, and we've gone a
long way to addressing them," said DA Tshwane Mayoral Candidate, Solly
Msimanga.

 

This week's Ipsos/eNCA poll has the DA extending its lead in Tshwane to 42
percent against the ANC's 23 percent, a finding the DA candidate says has
only spurred him on to campaign even more vigorously in all 105 wards.

 

While the SACP has rejected the poll as misleading and called it
politically-biased propaganda.

 

 

From: https://www.enca.com/south-africa/sacp-cleans-house-in-tshwane

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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