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ANC comfortably retains Wards 18 and 31 in Thembisile Hani following convincing by-election victory

by Nelisiwe Skhosana
June 12, 2025
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THEMBISILE HANI – The African National Congress (ANC) has reaffirmed its dominance in the Thembisile Hani Local Municipality after securing decisive victories in both Ward 18 and Ward 31 during by-elections held on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.

The ANC retained both wards with comfortable margins, while the newly formed Umkhonto Wesizwe (MK) Party made a strong entry into local politics, securing second place in both contests. The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) trailed in third position.

The ANC had an intense campaign leading up to the elections, closing off with a final push the day before voting. Among those at the forefront of the campaign was ANC NEC member and Minister of Police, Senzo Mchunu, who joined local leaders in rallying support.

Ward 18 Results:

ANC: 73.46% (1,423 votes)

MK Party: 15.28% (296 votes)

EFF: 8.98% (174 votes)

Ward 31 Results:

ANC: 69.85% (1,536 votes)

MK Party: 15.92% (350 votes)

EFF: 10.87% (239 votes)

Ward 18 Contesting Parties and Candidates:

African National Congress: Mabena Sifiso Innocent (1,423 votes)

LABOUR: Mahlangu Abram Siphiwe (18 Votes)

Economic Freedom Fighters: Masanabo Senzani Valentia (174 votes)

INGUBO: Mnguni Moses Thabo (26 Votes)

Umkhonto Wesizwe Party: Moswete Ngwako Phillip (296 votes)

Ward 31 Contesting Parties and Candidates:

African Independent People’s Organisation: Kabini Brenda Dantshi (45 votes)

African National Congress: Mahlangu Nkosinathi Dingaan (1,536 votes)

INGUBO: Masombuka Asnard (14 votes)

LABOUR: Mbonane Sthembiso Khaya (15 votes)

Economic Freedom Fighters: Mbonani Elias Jabu (239 votes)

Umkhonto Wesizwe Party: Ntuli Thulani Salmon (350 votes)

The ANC’s performance in these by-elections is seen as a signal of continued voter confidence in the ruling party within the municipality, despite increased competition from emerging political forces.

Nelisiwe Skhosana

Nelisiwe Skhosana

Multimedia Journalist

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