By Zuko Komisa
Tony Yengeni has won his appeal to contest for NEC position.
The African National Congress has reversed its decision to bar Tony Yengeni from running for NEC seats in the party.
Due to his criminal history, Yengeni was last week disqualified from running for the NEC.
The disqualification was challenged by Yengeni, and the party’s electoral committee chose to support his appeal.
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He provided the Committee with evidence that his record had been sealed.
“The electoral committee has duly decided to uphold your appeal based on the substantive reasons and proof of the expungement of your criminal records as furnished by yourself. “
“We therefore wish to confirm that you are no longer disqualified from being a candidate for the NEC positions during the 55th national conference of the ANC,” the appeal letter stated.
Tony Yengeni is back, intimidation didn’t work. Justice prevailed. pic.twitter.com/QHt3JLc5zn
— Azania (@azania1023) December 14, 2022
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