

Key Events in the ANC

Corruption subverts our revolutionary agenda
The values of openness and transparency that underpin our participatory democracy have made it possible that ordinary citizens and the media report and debate incidences of corruption freely. These are the fruits of the selfless struggle waged by the ANC in its 100 years of existence. We need to join hands to build a kind of cadre who frowns at and disdain corruption.

Two worlds locked together forever
Mangaung was a buzz with activity, the taxi rank next to the church seemed busier than the previous time I had been there, men and women in hardhats were smoothing the exterior surface of the church. Not many people will be able to say. I was there! I made it to Mangaung to celebrate one hundred years of the ANC.

Expand the FET Colleges
For a long time we have fooled ourselves as a society that real success is only inevitable if one pursues an academic programme at university, well that`s not the case. South Africa desperately needs skilled people who`ve received training from institutions like our FET Colleges than academic knowledge.
Free State leads the way
PEC member Seiso Mohai writes that the centenary will be the biggest political festival in the life of our movement and a watershed moment in the history of our country. To meet these challenges, the centenary celebrations should unleash the spirit of service and voluntarism that made the ANC a true parliament of the people. The Freestate and indeed the whole country, he wrote, will therefore not be the same after this year
Released after the NEC meeting which was held on the 25th – 27th November 2011
The NEC Bulletin was initiated to ensure that members of the ANC and Alliance partners are informed of the decisions taken by the National Executive Committee
This is important in that the NEC is the highest decision making organ of the organisation












