By Zuko Komisa
The African National Congress (ANC) announced that starting on Thursday, it would begin paying salaries to disgruntled employees.
On Wednesday evening, a spokesperson Pule Mabe spoke with the media outside of the party’s presidential gala dinner.
Since the governing party has been unable to pay workers for the previous two months, there have been a number of demonstrations.
Staff workers of the ANC have been protesting outside the Luthuli House of the party over unpaid salaries for June and July.
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On Wednesday, ANC staff members staged a protest in front of the Nasrec Expo Centre, the location of the ruling party’s sixth national policy conference.
“We are thankful to our donors who have heeded the request by our own treasurer general, funds started trickling in today[Wednesday]. The reason why we could have not done payments earlier on, was that we were waiting for funds to be cleared,” said ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe.
Mabe claimed that due to changes in the law governing the financing of political parties, the party is now examining its financial management.
@pulemabe says the ANC is not a bank robber on why they can’t promise that their employees will be paid regularly as per their contracts. @MYANC @SABCNews pic.twitter.com/bLsQE2SwLi
— mzwandile mbeje (@mzwaimbeje) July 27, 2022
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