The ANC is on Monday expected to communicate its way forward on the court action by suspended secretary-general Ace Magashule to have his suspension declared unlawful, unconstitutional and invalid.

Magashule, who is facing a raft of charges, including corruption, fraud and racketeering related to a R250m asbestos eradication tender that was awarded in the Free State during his time as premier, also wants the court to declare unconstitutional the ANC’s entire step-aside rule, which formed the basis of his suspension...

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