SACP N West shifts focus to local elections after leadership changes
Smuts Matshe says the SACP will engage the ANC and other partners to strengthen the alliance
The newly elected leadership of the South African Communist Party (SACP) in North West province has shifted its focus to local government elections following a recent leadership change. At the party's 10th Provincial Conference in Klerksdorp, delegates elected new provincial leaders, including Smuts Matshe as secretary, Seitebaleng Alfred Dikole as chairperson, and Boipelo Mareko as treasurer.
The first deputy secretary will be Evelyn Moswetsa, the second deputy secretary Thabo Mashomo, and the deputy chairperson will be Aron Mothudi.
Matshe stated that for the next few weeks, until November 4th, the SACP will primarily concentrate on preparations for the municipal elections. In addition to focusing on local elections, the SACP in North West province intends to strengthen its alliance with other partners, most notably the African National Congress (ANC). Matshe emphasized that the alliance decisions regarding deployment within the state should be collective, made by the alliance as a whole.
While the party is confident in finding common ground with the ANC, they are not yet ready to disclose specific details of their discussions.
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