SANCO Ethekwini Region

18/01/2024

SANCO Ethekwini Regional extended Meeting

18/01/2024

SANCO Ethekwini Regional extended Meeting with branches underway
Royal Hotel

17/01/2024

22/12/2023

Provincial Chairperson and Provincial Secretary of SANCO KwaZulu-Natal

15/11/2023

Kulempelasonto esiya kuyona abahlali baKwaZulu Natal bazobe behlangene ukuzokhetha ubuholi obusha baKwaZulu Natal nokuxoxa ngezinkinga ezikhungethe abahlali baKwaZulu Natal

04/11/2023

SANCO Ethekwini Regional Conference

31/10/2023

Kule weekend esiya kuyona isifunda itheku labahlali lizoba nomhlangano wesifunda lapho buyokhuluma ngezinto ezikhungethe abahlali ethekwini nokukhetha ubuholi obuzokwazi ukulwa nezinkinga ezikhona

14/10/2023

SANCO ward 55 yesterday they visited ikhaya labantabadala...
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04/10/2023

Sabahlali esifundeni seTheku sithi abantwana abenza ibanga leshumi sibafisela ukubhala Okuhle

02/10/2023

Sanco Ward 55 celebrating heritage day

04/09/2023

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02/09/2023

An inclusive Alliance is what the ANC needs to achieve a decisive election victory in 2024

25/08/2023

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24/08/2023

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23/08/2023

Ward 91 structures of the Alliance ANC, SANCO, SACP and Regional deployees were gathered today to come up with 1 progress as we approach general elections next year


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21/08/2023

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21/08/2023

2023 a Year of unity

19/08/2023

Sila SANCO open recruitment

14/08/2023

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12/08/2023

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12/08/2023

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11/08/2023

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10/08/2023

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03/08/2023

Today the provincial leadership of the alliance will be meeting with Regional Alliance and All Branches of umlazi

27/07/2023

From tomorrow to Sunday the Provincial leadership of SANCO led by cde JZ Zuma as Provincial Chairperson and Cde Mazwe Cele as Provincial Secretary will participate in the alliance Summit

18/07/2023

Greetings leadersihip, ngicela o Nobhala imembership bayiyise e Sangro House, 3rd floor ( Room 308). Bazothola u cde Welani ( Organiser) . Asiphuthume cdes, time is against us. Thanks

16/07/2023

TO: ALL MEDIA HOUSES
16 July 2023

SANCO KWAZULU NATAL ON CONCOURT’S DISMISSAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES’ APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL SCA’s RULING

SANCO KwaZulu Natal is livid by the South African justice system which seems to remove the blindfold of lady justice each time a matter which involves former president of the country and the African National Congress (ANC), now SANCO Provincial Convener, cde Jacob Zuma is before the court. It has become very clear even to the most of ordinary people in the country that the South African courts seem to have a special law for H.E. President Zuma. The KwaZulu Natal (KZN) Provincial Structure held its special meeting on 15 July 2023, Saturday and reflected on this matter.

SANCO KZN is of the view that the ConCourt’s judgement this past Thursday of dismissing the Department of Correctional Services’ application for leave to appeal a Supreme Court of Appeal’s (SCA) ruling that President Zuma must go back to prison does not come as a surprise to ordinary South Africans. In July 2021 President Zuma presented himself to the Estcourt Correctional Centre where he was supposed to serve a 15 months prison term as per the Constitutional Court sentence which found him guilty, even though there was no trial, for the contempt of the Constitutional Court.

This was during a period of Delta-variant-heightened deadly COVID-19, exactly a year after the South African Department of Correctional Services issued a statement that it has released close to 7000 inmates with the target total of about 19000 inmates who stood to be released, which according to the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services was in line with the United Nations advice intended to address overcrowding in prisons thus reducing the COVID-19 infections. In the month in which President Zuma was incarcerated on 13 July 2021 the Department of Correctional Services reported that 58 confirmed cases which were made up of 21 inmates and 37 officials, we