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17 Discussion with Vishwas Satgar, a key organiser of the DLF, February 2011.
18 According to Steve Faulkner of Samwu (discussion, January 2011), had affiliates been individually invited, some, like Samwu, would have attended, even if only as observers.
19 Key figures are Mazibuko Jara (formerly Nzimande’s right-hand man in the SACP) and Vishwas Satgar (former Gauteng SACP provincial secretary).
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CHAPTER 2
The African National Congress and the Zanufication debate
James Hamill and John Hoffman*
The unappealing prospect of the Zanufication of the African National Congress (ANC), and by extension of South Africa, has generated considerable discussion in recent years, at both the academic
