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Cyril Ramaphosa in the background laughs at President Jacob Zuma at the start of the African National Congress elective conference in Johannesburg. (Themba Hadebe/AP)
Here are some of our top pieces from day two of the ANC's elective conference:
- Ramaphosa and NDZ go head to head- Mkhize declines deputy president nomination 'for the sake of unity'
- Baleka vs ANC Youth League during nomination process
- IDs and registers - How the ANC delegates will vote for the top 6
- A quick to-do list for the new ANC president
- Ralph Mathekga: Will Mabuza accidentally deliver on his promise of unity?
- Adriaan Basson: Did Ramaphosa just snatch the ANC presidency?
- GALLERY: The race is on for ANC president - 12 images from day two of #ANC54
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17 Dec 2017
4776 voting delegates will decide who will be the next president of the ANC. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma is going up against Cyril Ramaphosa.
17 Dec 2017
Watch the moment Zweli Mkhize announcing his withdrawal from nomination for deputy president in the interests of "unity".
17 Dec 2017
Image: A salute from deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa as the media is asked to leave the open session. President Jacob Zuma smiles beside him. (Paul Herman/News24)
17 Dec 2017
Treasurer general nominations are Paul Mashatile, Nomvula Mkonyane and Maite Nkoana-Mashabane. Nomvula Mkonyane has withdrawn.
17 Dec 2017
David Mabuza, Zweli Mkhize and Lindiwe Sisulu accepted their nominations for deputy president. Naledi Pandor has declined.
17 Dec 2017
Image: ANCWL members objecting to a decision by the electoral commission not to allow lobbying for additional members to the NEC. (Adriaan Basson/News24)
17 Dec 2017
Mfenyana says delegates must present their IDs when they vote as it will safeguard against fraudulent delegates. Allegations have been rife
of swapping delegate, with claims of people selling tags for R100k
17 Dec 2017
ANC electoral commission chair Sindiso Mfenyana says the commission is not trying to force processes. 'I am not forcing anything down your throat.'
17 Dec 2017
Deputy secretary of Mpumalanga says branches have a right to lobby and
be lobbied. "From there, we support the Women's League (proposal), and
let the branch delegates deal with the voting part."
