ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has declared that the African National Congress (ANC) is “here to stay” despite facing criticism, Ramaphosa made the statement while addressing a large crowd of supporters at the Phuthaditjhaba Stadium in QwaQwa, Free State, on Saturday.
The event saw thousands of people gathering to show their support for the party, which Ramaphosa hailed as a clear indication of the ANC’s enduring popularity. “People have turned out here today in the thousands, and that obviously gives me a lot of confidence,” he said. “This is clear evidence, as far as I’m concerned. And wherever I go throughout the country, I’m finding this to be a prevalent occurrence.”
The ANC president remains optimistic about the party’s future, citing the strong turnout at events like the one in QwaQwa as a testament to its continued relevance and support
The ANC has been in power since the end of apartheid in 1994 and has faced numerous challenges in recent years, including corruption allegations. Despite these issues, Ramaphosa is confident that the party will continue to play a dominant role in South African politics.
The event in QwaQwa was seen as a show of strength for the party, with supporters from across the region gathering to hear Ramaphosa and other senior leaders speak. The ANC president’s message of resilience and determination is likely to resonate with many in the party, who remain committed to its ideals and mission.
