Kodwa, Mthembu vote for Cyril Ramaphosa at #ANC54
Mthembu, who has previously stated his support for the deputy president, also used Twitter on Monday to reiterate his stance.
ANC presidential candidate Cyril Ramaphosa sits during nominations at the ANC’s 54th National Elective Conference at Nasrec, Johannesburg, on 17 December 2017. The ANC gathers to elect new leadership, including a new party president for which Cyril Ramaphosa and Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma are the candidates. Picture: Yeshiel Panchia
African National Congress spokesperson Zizi Kodwa used Twitter on Sunday to express support for Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa to lead the ANC.
Ramaphosa is contesting for the top party job against Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, the former chairperson of the African Union Commission.
Kodwa said that Ramaphosa would “inspire hope” for the party.
“Am casting my vote for comrade Ramaphosa for ANC president, whatever happens I trust he will restore confidence and inspire hope. It is early hours but it’s worth waiting,” Kodwa tweeted.
Am casting my vote for comrade Ramaphosa for ANC President, whatever happens I trust he will restore confidence and inspire hope, it's early hours but it's worth waiting #ANC54
— Zizi Kodwa (@zizikodwa) December 18, 2017
ANC chief whip Jackson Mthembu, who has previously stated his support for Ramaphosa, also used twitter on Monday to reiterate his stance.
“Voted for Ramaphosa and other five incorruptible leaders [at the ANC] conference. My vote is to save the ANC and my country. We must,” Mthembu said.
Voted for @DPRamaphosa and other five incorruptible leaders @MYANC Conference . My vote is to save @MYANC and my country . We must !!
— Minister Jackson Mthembu (@JacksonMthembu_) December 18, 2017
“The ANC 54th conference must restore the integrity of our movement. It must also restore the confidence of our people in the ANC through a capable leadership. I am confident that the ANC conference will start the process to save our movement from state capture corruption. Yes it must!”
#ANC54 must restore the integrity of our movement . It must also restore the confidence of our people @MYANC through a capable leadership .
— Minister Jackson Mthembu (@JacksonMthembu_) December 18, 2017
– African News Agency (ANA)
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