ANC Musa Dladla Region

06/06/2026

29/05/2026

[In Pictures, 29 May 2026] – The African National Congress (ANC) in the Musa Dladla Region today intensified its Online Voter Registration Campaign at the uMfolozi TVET College (eShowe Campus) under the uMlalazi Sub-Region, as part of the ongoing build-up towards the 2026 Local Government Elections.

Scores of ANC volunteers, activists and ground forces descended on the campus to assist students and young people with online voter registration, whilst mobilising communities to actively participate in the forthcoming Open Voter Registration Weekend scheduled for 20–21 June 2026.

The campaign further encouraged eligible voters to verify their voter registration status, update voting station details where necessary, and ensure that new registrations are completed ahead of the elections.

The programme was attended by ANC NEC Member Cde David Mahlobo, together with ANC KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Task Team Members Cde Sibongiseni Dhlomo, Cde Nomusa Dube-Ncube and Cde Mduduzi Mhlongo, who engaged with students and volunteers on the strategic importance of youth participation in strengthening democratic governance and advancing the developmental agenda of the movement.

The ANC remains steadfast and resolute in deepening democracy, consolidating the participation of young people in the electoral process, and ensuring that every eligible citizen exercises their hard-won democratic right to vote.

29/05/2026

[In Pictures, 29 May 2026] – The African National Congress in the Musa Dladla Region today intensified its Online Voter Registration Campaign at the University of Zululand (oNgoye Campus, kwaDlangezwa) under the uMhlathuze Sub-Region, as part of the build-up towards the 2026 Local Government Elections.

Scores of ANC volunteers and activists descended on the campus to assist students and young people with online voter registration, while also mobilising communities to utilise the forthcoming Open Voter Registration Weekend scheduled for 20–21 June 2026. The campaign further encouraged eligible voters to verify their voting status, update voting station details, and ensure new registrations are completed ahead of the elections.

The programme was attended by ANC NEC Member Cde David Mahlobo, ANC KZN Provincial Task Team Members Cde Sibongiseni Dhlomo and Cde Sizophila Mkhize, ANCYL KZN Provincial Secretary Cde Lulama Mabude, and SASCO KZN Provincial Secretary Cde Thembelani Jali.

As part of the ANC’s ongoing Blitz Programme and commitment to supporting the youth and students, stationery packs were distributed to students as they prepare for their examinations.

The ANC remains resolute in deepening democracy, advancing youth participation in the electoral process, and ensuring that every eligible citizen exercises their democratic right to vote.

29/05/2026

[In Pictures, 29 May 2026] – ANC NEC Member Cde David Mahlobo today arrived at the University of Zululand (oNgoye Campus, KwaDlangezwa), where he joined the ANC Musa Dladla Regional Task Team (RTT) and the uMhlathuze Local Election Team (LET) for a briefing session outlining the programme of the day.

The engagement forms part of the ongoing organisational work of the ANC as it intensifies community and youth mobilisation ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections.

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

ATTENTION: MEDIA & PUBLIC

27 MAY 2026

MEDIA STATEMENT OF THE ANC MUSA DLADLA REGION POST ITS INAUGURAL REGIONAL TASK TEAM MEETING

25/05/2026

[In Pictures, 25 May 2026] - The African National Congress in the Musa Dladla Region convened its ordinary Regional Task Team Meeting in Empangeni, where robust and constructive deliberations were undertaken on a range of organizational reports and strategic political discussions.

The meeting reaffirmed the unwavering commitment of the movement towards the renewal, rebuilding and strengthening of the organization, with a clear focus on restoring and consolidating the hegemony of the ANC across all sectors and communities within the Region.

The Regional Task Team further emphasized the importance of organizational unity, disciplined activism and consistent community engagement as critical pillars in advancing the historic mission of the ANC and deepening the confidence of the people in the movement.

23/05/2026

[In Pictures, 22 May 2026] - The African National Congress in the Musa Dladla Region has today successfully convened its Regional Working Task Team Meeting in Empangeni as part of strengthening organisational work, consolidating unity, and advancing the programme of renewal and rebuilding of the movement.

The meeting reflected on key organisational matters affecting the Region and reaffirmed the commitment of the ANC to provide decisive leadership in advancing the aspirations of the people.

10/05/2026