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ANC Rejects SACP’s Leftist Conference Amid Alliance Strain

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•The SACP convened the ‘Conference of the Left’ on May 29, 2026, in South Africa.
•The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and the MK Party participated in the SACP conference.
•The African National Congress (ANC) officially declined to attend the SACP’s conference.
•Sources confirmed the ANC’s absence was due to growing tensions within the ruling alliance.
•The conference aimed to unite left-wing political groups outside the ANC’s participation.

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▸If the ANC continues to avoid cooperation with the SACP the ruling alliance may weaken, reducing its ability to govern effectively and possibly leading to shifts in South Africa’s political landscape.

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AFRICAIOL (South Africa)SACP gathers left forces, including EFF, MK Party, as ANC stays away AFRICAIOL (South Africa)ANC snubs SACP’s ‘Conference of the Left’ as alliance tensions deepen AFRICABusiness Day (South Africa)ANC snubs SACP leftist conference, say sources

The South African Communist Party (SACP) held its ‘Conference of the Left’ on May 29, 2026, inviting left-wing groups including the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and the MK Party, while the African National Congress (ANC) chose not to attend. This exclusion reflects deepening tensions within South Africa’s ruling alliance, potentially affecting cooperation among key political forces. The conference’s outcomes may influence the balance of power on the left and future political alliances in South Africa.