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Johannesburg - The clock is ticking for the Western Cape ANC leadership to convince the national leadership not to disband them, City Press reports.

The embattled provincial ANC has just two weeks to report back to the ANC’s national working committee (NWC) with a battle plan for the future.

On 8 March, senior ANC leaders who sit on the NWC, met ANC regional structures and the provincial executive council (PEC) to take stock of the party in the province.

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