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Court proceedings in application to interdict the regional elective conference of the Vhembe region in Limpopo is being heard in the Thohoyandou High court.
An urgent application to interdict the African National Congress (ANC) regional elective conference of the Vhembe region in Limpopo is being heard in the Thohoyandou High Court, sitting in Watervaal.
Some members of the ANC Regional Task Team are challenging the process to prepare the regional elective conference.
In the affidavit before court, they state that the party’s NEC and PEC be interdicted from proceeding with elections of the leadership pending resolution of credentials of all the branches.
Judge Thogomelani Tshidada says the application is not ordinary and he therefore took time to read papers.
“While I was going through the papers these are not simple and ordinary application that one should pay lip service. I had to take a little while to make sure that I go through the papers and understand the issues raised and arise from the papers,” says Tshidada.
The urgent application to interdict regional elective conference of the Vhembe region in Limpopo will be heard shortly in the Thohoyandou High court. Some members of the ANC Regional Task Team are challenging the process to prepare the regional elective conference. Judge… pic.twitter.com/EOs22Ge689
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