ANC vs IEC: ConCourt grapples with what ‘submit’ really means

Author: Jan GerberPublished on: October 12, 2026Country: South Africa

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ANC vs IEC: ConCourt grapples with what ‘submit’ really means

The Constitutional Court heard the ANC’s candidate list application on Monday. The court is seeking to clarify the exact meaning of ‘submit’ in the electoral context. The ruling could impact the compliance of the ANC's list with legal requirements. The case involves a dispute between the ANC and the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC).

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