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What is it that you want to say, com uyashwantshatha andikuva uthetha
usitya I peri-peri.Who are those comrades. 

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I am also a member of NUMSA and was very much concerned about the naming
of the trade union instead of the leaders within the union as we know
leaders who appeared in other lists without the blessing of the union
and these comrades did not even had branches but were nominated to serve
the ANC and were given membership just before Polokwane. These comrades
are not assisting and bafuna ukuphumzwa, we have national coordinators
that are not intervening whereas companies are retrenching and still
going to retrench and they are just on the road show campaigning.

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Mchana, I like your analysis Kagiso although I do not know if the epoch
will make any difference because people vote for manifestos that are
presented to them, I am imagining a manifesto that will be presented by
people like Terror. The new leadership of the ANC working with the
alliance is in a process of formulating the manifesto that will
acknowledge the shortfalls of Mbeki administartion and building on that
with umf to implement the better life for all. I am trying to think if
their slogan will not be " Fighting Back" like the DA once had or we are
likely to see a coalition with the DA and UDM.

As for Mbeki, If he goes with them and his mom, he will be proving to us
that to be an intellectual does not mean that you are smart. The only
problem I have is the mention of NUMSA which I am a member of. NUMSA
will once again reaffirm the ANC as the political home of metalworkers
next week in Vanderbilpark, Emerald Casino as it meets in its 8th
National Congress.

Amandla

Cedric Gina.

On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 12:02 PM, kagiso nkhoma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
 

 Comrade Mduduzi..

 

 Mchana! i have to say, your imput it's what we call progressive

 introspection, because as the ANC we cannot leave any part of the
society  
 unattended because it might cause a damage, we need to regroup and
unite   
 within the organisation and as a nation.

 

 We can be positive to emerge massively during 2009 elections, but with
the 
 existance of a new breakaway party,it will be a bit complex, though i'd

 like to reiterate the fact the indeed the conditions in which previous

 splinter party from the ANC took place in the past were totally
different  
 from now.  We need to work very harder than before!

 

 During PAC breakaway by Robert Sobukwe,

 

 conditions were as follow;

 

 Year: 1959

 Reason for breakway: number of members broke away from the African

 National Congress  because they objected to the ANC's non-racial
policies  
 and wished to take a bolder approach based more on mass action.

 Who broke away: Robert Sobukwe and other members, not merely the most

 influencial people or visionary leaders, thats why they were they are

 today.

 Democratic state?: not at all!, South Africa by then was in the process

 fighting for freedom and democracy. "democratic rights term was not

 written in the dictionaries of the white people"

 

 

 Who was the President of the ANC: Chief Albert Luthuli

 

 South Africa's Political Condition: It was during apartheid era, people
of 
 South Africa especially blacks by then all they wanted was unity
amongst   
 black people in order to fight the enemy " apartheid". ANC was united
and  there were no individual Camps for leadership within the ANC that
surfaced 
 through the ANC structures.

 Economically: majority of our people were indeed poor and most of them

 uneducated due to restrictions to education by white led government by

 then, it was not easy for any splinter party to convince the general

 people otherways because every one had one vision.

 Targeted Market / People to rally support from: It was only from Black

 people

 Unity amongst Africans: It was one of the most viable things that
brought  were we are today, so even our african brothers and sisters
knew that ANC  
 was the only organisation to liberate Africa, that is ANC had Camps in

 other African Countries, there were no things such as Xenophobia,
African  
 citizen had one view about SA, but now we even find our black african

 brothers decampaigning SA in Europe.

 

 Breakaway of UDM by Bantu Holomisa

 

 Year: 1997

 Reason for breakway: Bantu Holomisa who was expelled from the ANC after

 accusing a top party official of corruption, therefore "misconduct"

 

 

 Who broke away: Bantu Holomisa, and few, not prominent leaders and was

 joined by National Party leader Roelf Meyer, who was view as a
reactionary 
 by blacks. The party had a base in one province.

 Democratic state?: Yes!, three years after 1994, South Africa by then
was  
 for the first time felt free or experienced democracy and it was still

 very very young.

 Who was the President of the ANC: Thabo Mbeki

 South Africa's Polictical Condition: It's just after we won 1994 first

 national democratic elections, people of South Africa especially blacks
by 
 then were very reluctant to change to another party, the acts of racism

 were still much strong and visible. The ANC was united and  there were
no  
 individual Camps for leadership within the ANC that surfaced through
the   
 ANC structures

 Economically: The economy was not yet stable, but progressing to
stablitiy 
 and majority of our people were starting to go tertiary

 institutions,schools to acquire education, people started to obtain
high   
 profile positions in the companies and black  entrepreneurs started to

 emerge strongly. it was not easy for any splinter party to convince the

 general people otherways because every one had one vision.

 

 

 Targeted Market / People to rally support from: It was mostly  from
Black  
 people and hence Roelf Meyer was there to rally white support.

 Unity amongst Africans: it was still strong..

 

 New party breakaway so called " 1912 ANC"

 

 

 Year: 2008

 Reason for breakway: number of members are with the view that our

 leadership has veered the organisation away from the established policy

 priorities and customary democratic norms of the ANC. And also
recalling   
 of Thabo Mbeki being a major factor. Hence we believe our leadership
took  
 the decision in healing and uniting the ANC

 Who might brake away: Terror Lekota, Mbasima Shilowa, George Mluleki,
Esop 
 pahad, Thabo Mbeki?, resigned ministers, Willie Madisha? recalled

 premiers, recalled counsilors, expelled leaders on the ground level,
anti  
 - Malema and Jacob Zuma members,those who lost in polokwane and
Mangaung   
 April 2008 YL congress,NUMSA?

 Democratic state?:  yes!, South Africa by now got democracy on thier

 hands, people are settling that there will be no more apartheid with  "

 forward ever backward never" state of mind. now every individual has

 vested Human rights that is protected by our constitution. any
political   
 party now it got all racial dinominations within.

 Who was the President of the ANC: Thabo Mbeki then Kgalema Motlanthe

 South Africa's Political Condition: Every one in the country has the

 freedom of choice, no longer oppressed and  Apartheid is won. ANC

 currently is not united from National level to Branch level and there
are  
 individual Camps for leadership within the ANC that surfaced through
the   
 ANC structures. with other members with the view that ANC lost the
plot.   
 

 

 

 Economically: Most of people in urban areas are living a better life,

 whiles majority of people in rural ereas are still struggling, but
better  
 than before, now with access to essential needs and services,
education.   
 Generally with the Commitment of the ANC to better lifes of our people,

 now majority of our people are now stable and most of them educated due
to  ANC led government policies, even though some feel that new
leadership of  the country is needed. South African economy is doing
better than the rest  or most of African countries. is it easy for a
splinter party to convince  
 the general people otherways ?.

 Targeted Market / People to rally support from: all South African
people,  
 black, white, coloured and indian

 Unity amongst Africans: Currently some parts of Africa are not happy in

 the manner our country treats other african brothers and sisters.

 Xenophobia, being one tempering situation, African citizen had one view

 about SA, but now we even find our black african brothers decampaigning
SA 
 in Europe. and members of africa who gained citizendhip not happy too.

 

 Comrades indeed we need to ensure that such breakway party does not
come   
 to existance, through internal dialogues, discussions with the sense of

 finding each other as comrades. Because if we will continue to ignore
and  leave disgruntled members unattended, it will never help the
organisation  but rather destroy our beloved ANC. Some of us become very
jealous if such 
 tendencies persists within our ANC that our fore-fathers shed blood
for.   
 

 Thats my view..... i stand to be guided and corrected!

 

 I CALL FOR UNITY........!

 

 MATLA!

 

 Cde. Kagiso Nkhoma

 

 

 --- On Thu, 10/9/08, Mduduzi H Vilakazi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  From: Mduduzi H Vilakazi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

  Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Re: WHY ANC DELAYS TO DISCIPLINING AND
ACTING 
  AGAINST LEKOTA

  To: [email protected]

  Date: Thursday, October 9, 2008, 9:45 AM

 

  The current situation is far too different from yester year.

 

  I am going to be a member of the ANC until my casket goes down,
however I
  acknowledge the damage that this pseudo-defenders of democracy can
cause
  to the all powerful ANC. When others left the organization, there was
no  
  state power, less opportunists and material benefits were not as is

  today. It is therefore simple for anyone (including the hot blooded

  members of the ANC) to venture into new things that might promise

  material gains. Even if not sustainable, it has the capacity to reduce

  votes for the ANC in the contemporary.

 

  The number of aggrieved members in Western Cape, North West and Free

  State (including Terror)  and other parts of the country's citizenry

  cannot be ignored, the sacking and suspension of councillors and
mayors   
  in Mpumalanga, Eastern Cape and other  provinces cannot be ignore, the

  number of aggrieve general masses who have not find work since 1994

  cannot be ignored, the number of poverty stricken areas and families

  since ANC took over cannot be ignored. This situation dictates that
the   
  country has more vulnerable people who can venture into anything that
can 
  revive their hopes in life.

 

  I think that our responsibility is to counter any act by this

  pseudo-defenders of democracy. We need to decampaign Cde Terror and
them. 
  We should collectively speak one voice: Unity in moving forward.
Leaving  
  Terror and others to start a political party will not help the ANC.
Our   
  calls to axe Terror might not be good for now but corrective measures

  should be taken to ensure non-continuity of the establishment of the

  "new" party. We need more than two third majority which could seem

  impossible if we allow the hot-blooded members of the ANC to part ways

  with the ANC.

 

  A hands on deliberation and bilateral negotiation with the hot blooded
is
  correct. I also support the ANC to utilize TM for the elections
campaign. 
  In any case, every member should be campaigning for the organization.
It  
  might calm the anger and change the attitude of many. Most are not

  fighting the ANC but sympathize with TM, a reality we cannot ignore.

  These will as well be a signal that TM is a loyal member of the ANC
and   
  will continue to serve the organization he dearly worked for and love.

 

  Lastly, I think that the spokesperson of the ANC should be in charge
of   
  media and other communications. The secretary General should be seen
as a 
  person who welcomes everyone. Exposing him to media where he is seen

  differing with other members of the ANC is not (in my opinion) good
for   
  the unifying office he occupies. However, he should communicate to the

  public issues that seek to defend the integrity and constitution of
the   
  ANC.

 

  Phantsi with the "New" party Phantsi!!

 

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