RESHUFFLE ANC GAUTENG @KASIBCNEWS

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RESHUFFLE ANC GAUTENG @KASIBCNEWS

The African National Congress (ANC) remains firmly committed to the renewal and strengthening of the movement in Gauteng, ensuring that the organisation continues to be an effective vehicle for transformation and development.  The National Executive Committee (NEC) has taken a strategic decision to reconfigure the provincial structures, reinforcing leadership in a way that builds on experience while embracing new energy. Gauteng holds immense historical and political significance as the centre of the struggle against apartheid and the host province of the ANC’s National Headquarters, Luthuli House. It was in this province that key moments of resistance, including the 1976 Soweto Uprising and the mass defiance campaigns of the 1980s, shaped the course of South Africa’s liberation. 

Today, Gauteng remains a vital political battleground where the ANC must consolidate its leadership to advance transformation. The NEC acknowledges the discipline and unwavering commitment demonstrated by ANC structures and members during this period of transition, reaffirming the strength and resilience of the movement in the province. The decision to reconfigure Gauteng's leadership was not taken as a punitive measure against the PEC for losing elections. Rather, it is a response to the need to ensure the ANC’s organisational effectiveness in the country’s most populous and economically significant province.  

The 41% national vote outcome in the 2024 elections was heavily influenced by results in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, making these two provinces central to the ANC’s overall renewal and recovery strategy. The NEC engaged in extensive deliberations to determine the best course of action, ensuring that the intervention was politically necessary and constitutionally sound.  

The reconfiguration process is not a departure from the ANC Constitution but is in fact aligned with its provisions. The NEC has acted within the framework of Rule 12.2.2, 12.2.3, and 12.2.4 of the ANC Constitution, which mandates the NEC to ensure the effective functioning of ANC structures.  The decision reflects the ANC’s commitment to constitutionalism and the rule of law. 

The immediate task in Gauteng is to rebuild ANC branches, Leagues, and structures so that they are actively engaged in local development and responsive to the needs of communities.  

The ANC brand and communications must be strengthened to reaffirm the organisation’s leadership role in the province. Ethical leadership and discipline will be prioritised to address corruption, construction and human settlement extortions, crime, deepening economic transformation that benefits our people and gender-based violence.  Preparations for the 2026 Local Government Elections will be a key focus, with the objective of reclaiming lost ground and ensuring the ANC remains at the centre of governance in the province. 

The NEC has resolved that the Provincial Task Team (PTT) will oversee these objectives and work towards stabilising the organisation and preparing it for future electoral contests.  

The leadership collective being put in place will integrate the current PEC into an interim structure, reinforced with former leaders and veterans, to provide guidance and ensure continuity. This intervention seeks to strengthen the ANC’s capacity in the province and deepen its connection with communities and key sectors of society. 

The Gauteng Provincial Task Team which is being inaugurated here today is constituted as follows: 1. Amos Masondo (M)  2. Panyaza Lesufi (M) 3. Ntombi Mekgwe (F)  4. Hope Papo (M)   5. Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko (F) 6. Tasneem Motara (F)  7. Uhuru Moiloa (M) 8. Joy Phiri (F)  9. Mbali Hlophe (F)  10. Jane Mananiso (F)   11. Bheki Nkosi (M) 12. Trevor Fowler (M)  13. Adv. Nandipha Tselenyane (F)  14. Dr Bandile Masuku (M)  15. TK Nciza (M) 16. Nandi Mayathula-Khoza (F) 17. Sizakele Nkosi Malobane (F)  18. Lebogang Maile (M)  19. Tebogo Letsie (M)  20. Morakane Mosupye (F)  21. Ezra Letsoalo (M)  22. Peace Mabe (F) 23. Lolo Ditsekgo (F) 24. Matome Chiloane (M)  25. Dipuo Mvelase (F) 26. Nonceba Gcaleka-Mazibuko (F)  27. Mzi Khumalo (M) 28. Firoz Cachalia (M)  29. Fasiha Hassan (F) 30. Bernice Swarts (F) 31. Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi (F) 32. Boyce Maneli (M) 33. Judith Tshabalala (F) 34. Dr Honours Mukhari(M) 35. Vuyo Mhaga (M) 36. Gogo Ndlovana (F) 37. Dr Brenda Mahuma (F) 38. Nomsa Motaung (F) 39. Thabo Moloja (M) 40. Refilwe Mogale (F) 41. Dr Petrus Mabunda (M) 42. Kutloano Rakosa (M) 43. Tlou Chokoe (M) 44. Ntombi Magwaza (F) 45. Dolly Ledwaba (F) 46. Tshilidzi Munyai (M) 47. Nombulelo Nyathela (F) 48. Bones Modise (M) 49. Dr Rebecca Digamela (F) 50. Vuyo Mhlakaza (F) 51. Kedibone Diale (F) 52. Phelisa Nkunjane (F) 53. Lesego Makhubele (M) 54. Nontu Masuku (F) 55. Paul Mojapelo (M) 56. Nathi Congwane (M) 57. Greg Scheemaan (M) 58. Joyce Boshomane (F) 59. Thulani Ndlovu (M) 60. Oscar Mathafa (M) 61. Craig Cornish (M) 62. Andiswa Mosai (F) 63. Pretty Xaba-Ntshaba (F) 64. Sello Maetso (M) 65. Madiba Thabethe (M) 66. Dikeledi Tsotetsi (F) 67. Sbusiso Ngobeni (M) 68. Mandla Nkomfe (M) 

Out of the above names of the PTT, the following comrades are assigned responsibilities as follows: 1. Provincial Convenor: Amos Masondo 2. Co-Provincial Convenor: Panyaza Lesufi 3. Deputy Provincial Convenor: Ntombi Mekgwe 4. Provincial Coordinator: Hope Papo 5. Provincial Deputy Coordinator: Nomantu Ralehoko-Nkomo 6. Provincial Fundraiser: Tasneem Motara  

ADDITIONAL MEMBERS:  6. Uhuru Moiloa (M) - Convenor: Organising & Campaigns 7. Joy Phiri (F) - Convenor: DCIP 8. Mbali Hlophe (F) - Convenor: Arts & Culture 9. Jane Mananiso (F) - Convenor: Gender & Equity  10. Bheki Nkosi (M) - Convenor: Political Education 11. Trevor Fowler (M) - Convenor: Local Government Interventions 12. Advocate Nandipha Tselenyane (F) - Convenor: Legal & Monitoring 13. Dr Bandile Masuku (M) - Convenor: Education & Health 14. TK Nciza (M) - Convenor: Policy, Monitoring and Evaluation 15. Nandi Mayathula-Khoza (F) - Convenor: Legislature & Governance 16. Sizakele Nkosi Malobane (F) - Convenor: Elections  17. Lebogang Maile (M) - Convenor: Sectoral Mobilisation  18. Tebogo Letsie (M) - Convenor: Peace & Stability 19. Ezra Letsoalo (M) - Convenor: ETC 20. Peace Mabe (F) - Convenor: International Relations  21. Morakane Mosupye (F) - Convenor: STC  22. Matome Chiloane (M) - Convenor: Drafting  23. Dipuo Mvelase (F) - Convenor: Provincial Disciplinary Committee   24. Nonceba Gcaleka-Mazibuko (F) - Convenor: Commission for Religious & Traditional Affairs (CRATA)  25. Mzi Khumalo (M) - Provincial Spokesperson (ex-officio in the PWC) 

NOTE: • The PWC shall be made up of the PTT officials and all Sub-committee Convenors. • The Convenor of the Provincial Dispute Resolution Committee shall be the Deputy Provincial Coordinator.  • The Convenor of the Fundraising/ Finance Committee shall be the Provincial Fundraiser. 

Deployment to Regions: 1. GREATER JOHANNESBURG:  Oscar Mathafa (CONVENOR)  Thabo Moloja  Tebogo Letsie  Tshilidzi Munyai  Ezra Letsoalo  Lolo Ditsekgo Trevor Fowler  Matome Chiloane  Dr Rebecca Digamela  Joyce Boshomane  Nathi Congwane  Sello Maetso  

2. GREATER TSHWANE: Mzi Khumalo (CONVENOR) Fasiha Hassan Dr Brenda Mahuma Mbali Hlophe Jane Mananiso Joy Phiri Nandi Mayathula-Khoza Nonceba Gcaleka-Mazibuko Judith Tshabalala Dr Petrus Mabunda Bones Modise Thulani Ndlovu Craig Cornish 

 3. SEDIBENG: Boyce Maneli (CONVENOR) Lesego Makhubela Vuyo Mhlakaza Lebogang Maile Adv. Nandipha Tselenyane Peace Mabe Dipuo Mvelase Kutloano Rakosa Greg Scheemaan Sbusiso Ngobeni Paul Mojapelo 

4. WEST RAND: Phelisa Nkunjane (CONVENOR) Nombulelo Nyathela Madiba Thabethe Bheki Nkosi TK Nciza Bandile Masuku Kedibone Diale Vuyo Mhaga Ntombi Magwaza Tlou Chokoe Nontu Masuku Pretty Xaba-Ntshaba 

5. EKURHULENI: Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi (CONVENOR) Uhuru Moiloa Sizakele Nkosi Malobane Morakane Mosupye Bernice Swarts Dr Honours Mukhari Gogo Ndlovana Nomsa Motaung Refilwe Mogale Dolly Ledwaba Andiswa Mosai Dikeledi Tsotetsi Firoz Cachalia 

 Deployment to Sub-Committees: 1. ORGANISING & CAMPAIGNS: Uhuru Moiloa (CONVENOR) Bheki Nkosi Tebogo Letsie Nandi Mayathula Khoza Vuyo Mhaga Nomsa Motaung Oscar Mathafa 2. DCIP Joy Phiri (CONVENOR) Mzi Khumalo Bandile Masuku Vuyo Mhaga Bones Modise Thulani Ndlovu Dikeledi Tsotetsi 3. Arts & Culture Mbali Hlophe (CONVENOR) Peace Mabe Lolo Ditsekgo Dr Brenda Mahuma Dr Petrus Mabunda Thulani Ndlovu Dikeledi Tsotetsi 4. Gender & Equity Jane Mananiso (CONVENOR) Lolo Ditsekgo Gogo Ndlovana Lesego Makhubele Nomsa Motaung Pretty Xaba-Ntshaba 5. Political Education Bheki Nkosi (CONVENOR) Boyce Maneli Madiba Thabethe  Nomsa Motaung  Refilwe Mogale  Dolly Ledwaba  Andiswa Mosai Dikeledi Tsotetsi Firoz Cachalia  

Deployment to Sub-Committees: 1. ORGANISING & CAMPAIGNS: Uhuru Moiloa (CONVENOR)  Bheki Nkosi  Tebogo Letsie  Nandi Mayathula Khoza Vuyo Mhaga  Nomsa Motaung  Oscar Mathafa  2. DCIP Joy Phiri (CONVENOR)  Mzi Khumalo  Bandile Masuku  Vuyo Mhaga  Bones Modise Thulani Ndlovu  Dikeledi Tsotetsi  3. Arts & Culture Mbali Hlophe (CONVENOR)  Peace Mabe  Lolo Ditsekgo  Dr Brenda Mahuma Dr Petrus Mabunda  Thulani Ndlovu  Dikeledi Tsotetsi  4. Gender & Equity  Jane Mananiso (CONVENOR)  Lolo Ditsekgo  Gogo Ndlovana  Lesego Makhubele Nomsa Motaung  Pretty Xaba-Ntshaba  5. Political Education Bheki Nkosi (CONVENOR) Boyce Maneli  Madiba Thabethe  Tshilidzi Munyai Joy Phiri Dr Rebecca Digamela 6. Local Government Interventions Trevor Fowler (CONVENOR) Nonceba Gcaleka-Mazibuko Mzi Khumalo Dr Petrus Mabunda Sello Maetso Pretty Xaba Ntshaba 7. Social Transformation Committee (STC) Morakane Mosupye (CONVENOR) Jane Mananiso Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi Vuyo Mhlakaza Dolly Ledwaba Tshilidzi Munyai 8. Education & Health Bandile Masuku (CONVENOR) Matome Chiloane Adv. Nandipha Tselenyane Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi Dr Brenda Mahuma Thabo Moloja Nathi Congwane 9. Policy, Monitoring and Evaluation TK Nciza (CONVENOR) Mbali Hlophe Bernice Swarts Judith Tshabalala Bones Modise Nathi Congwane Joyce Boshomane 10. Legislature & Governance Nandi Mayathula-Khoza (CONVENOR) Judith Tshabalala Morakane Mosupye Lesego Makhubele Vuyo Mhlakaza Joyce Boshomane 11. Legal & Monitoring Adv. Nandi Letsenyane (CONVENOR) Ezra Letsoalo Madiba Thabethe Nombulelo Nyathela Kedibone Diale Greg Scheemaan 12. Sectoral Mobilisation Lebogang Maile (CONVENOR) Joy Phiri Fasiha Hassan Dr Honours Mukhari Lesego Makhubele Greg Scheemaan 12. Peace & Stability Tebogo Letsie (CONVENOR) TK Nciza Sizakele Nkosi Malobane Bernice Swarts Gogo Ndlovana Kedibone Diale 13. Elections Sizakele Nkosi Malobane (CONVENOR) Paul Mojapelo Uhuru Moiloa Refilwe Mogale Tlou Chokoe Ntombi Magwaza Oscar Mathafa Craig Cornish Andiswa Mosai 14. Economic Transformation Committee (ETC) Ezra Letsoalo (CONVENOR) Firoz Cachalia Lebogang Maile Dipuo Mvelase Nombulelo Nyathela Nontu Masuku Kutloano Rakosa Andiswa Mosai 15. Drafting Matome Chiloane (CONVENOR) Fasiha Hassan Tlou Chokoe  Ntombi Magwaza Phelisa Nkunjane Sbusiso Ngobeni Craig Cornish 16. International Relations Peace Mabe (CONVENOR) Refilwe Mogale Thabo Moloja Sbusiso Ngobeni Nontu Masuku Kutloano Rakosa 17. Provincial Dispute Resolution Committee (PDRC) Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko (CONVENOR) Dr Rebecca Digamela Ezra Letsoalo Gogo Ndlovana Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi 18. Provincial Disciplinary Committee (PDC) Dipuo Mvelase (CONVENOR) Firoz Cachalia Trevor Fowler Phelisa Nkunjane 18. Commission for Religious and Traditional Affairs (CRATA) Nonceba Gcaleka-Mazibuko (CONVENOR) 

Other names to be confirmed by PTT officials 

 The ANC calls on all structures, members, and supporters in Gauteng to rally behind this decision, recognising that it is a necessary step in ensuring the ANC remains strong, united, and capable of leading transformation and development. The ANC remains confident that this intervention will strengthen its organisational structures and prepare the movement to meet the challenges ahead. 



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