Manually, There was a well known issue of disputes before conferences where delegates would arrive there and discover their membership isn't up to date and therefore could be accredited.

I take it now you will be able to log into some portal, pay up and be able to know your status at any time.
I was about to make a joke about you being a card carrying member, but I see my work has already been done.
 
People who said that are just gossip mongers.

Do you mean that over R100 million somehow fell into the bankrupt ANC's coffers after Naledi Pandor visited Iran by coincidence?

Will the 54% of ANC members not paid up in their membership get the "smart" card?
 
What R100 million?

The ANC were bankrupt and couldn't even pay salaries toward the end of 2023. They could also not afford to contest the election. They were also sued for over R100 million for the printing of election posters for the last election and the court ordered them to pay in early 2024.

Then Naledi Pandor went to Iran and suddenly the ANC's money woes were gone and they charged Israel, Irans enemy, at the ICJ with genocide.

You weren't aware of this?

The ANC might find itself booted off the ballot papers for the 2024 elections because a company that claims the ruling party owes it R102 million is threatening to attach Luthuli House’s bank accounts and, perhaps, assets.​






 
The ANC were bankrupt and couldn't even pay salaries toward the end of 2023. They could also not afford to contest the election. They were also sued for over R100 million for the printing of election posters for the last election and the court ordered them to pay in early 2024.

Then Naledi Pandor went to Iran and suddenly the ANC's money woes were gone and they charged Israel, Irans enemy, at the ICJ with genocide.

You weren't aware of this?

The ANC might find itself booted off the ballot papers for the 2024 elections because a company that claims the ruling party owes it R102 million is threatening to attach Luthuli House’s bank accounts and, perhaps, assets.​






The ANC just like any other party has funders that are declared to the IEC quarterly as per the law, running into a little cash flow problem is not a disaster, things always work as you can see.

As for the Ezuleini debt,

 
The ANC just like any other party has funders that are declared to the IEC quarterly as per the law, running into a little cash flow problem is not a disaster, things always work as you can see.

As for the Ezuleini debt,


Great, so could you tell me which funder(s), who were declared to the IEC, cleared a small cash flow problem of over R100 million?

But, that's just to clear the cash flow problem. Can you tell me which funder(s) paid for the election campaign and the back pay for the salaries as well?
 
Great, so could you tell me which funder(s), who were declared to the IEC, cleared a small cash flow problem of over R100 million?

But, that's just to clear the cash flow problem. Can you tell me which funder(s) paid for the election campaign and the back pay for the salaries as well?
Ezuleini and the ANC reached an out of courts settlement, do you understand what that implies?

Go and check the IEC website, the funders are listed there.
 
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