Disgruntled members of the ANC in KwaZulu-Natal, who successfully interdicted the party’s provincial elective conference, will on Tuesday announce their decision on whether to withdraw their court case against the party.Last year the Pietermaritzburg High Court’s full bench dissolved KwaZulu-Natal’s provincial executive committee that was elected in November 2015, citing a number of irregularities before and during that elective conference. In January 2018, the ANC national executive committee appointed an interim leadership comprising both the supporters of former president Jacob Zuma and those supporting Cyril Ramaphosa.But on the eve of a provincial elective conference in June this year, some branches in the province successfully interdicted the party from holding the conference.Since then intense, behind-the-scenes negotiations have been taking place between the KwaZulu-Natal ANC provincial task team and members of the national executive committee on the one hand, and disgruntle...
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