AIC not pulling out of coalition with ANC Johannesburg - The African Independent Congress (AIC) says there are no plans to pull out of a coalition with the African National Congress, as long as the ruling party delivers on its promise and starts the process to reincorporate Matatiele into KwaZulu-Natal. Rumours of an impending withdrawal from the coalition by the AIC have been doing the rounds on social media, with some people claiming the president of the small political par ty, Mandla Galo, would make an announcement on Tuesday. "They are a silly, malicious fabrication," he said of the rumours. The AIC had given the ruling party an ultimatum in February, claiming it felt the ANC was not committed to the conditions of their coalition. It helped the ANC retain the Ekurhuleni and Rustenburg municipalities following the party's poor showing at the 2016 municipal elections. The ANC lost control of Tshwane, the City of Johannesburg and Nelson Mandela Bay in th...
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