The party added that it would "go back to the drawing board to ensure that a clear and effective opposition strategy is developed. Bartolomeu Dias was one of the first explorers since Henry the Navigator to begin expanding the Portuguese Empire.
Dias came about 217 years after Marco Polo and expanded the explorations that were funded by the late Prince Henry the Navigator. It also congratulated the new Speaker, Vasco da Gama, Mayor Phalatse and the chief whip of council. He would be influential on fellow Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama. We will, along with our Government of Local Unity partners, hold the DA administration accountable and ensure services are adequately delivered to the people of Johannesburg," the party said in its statement. His voyages opened a sea route from Western Europe to the East and made Portugal a world power. Moreover, this also presents the ANC as the first point of contact for service delivery to the residents of Johannesburg. The Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama made three sea voyages to India between 14. "The ANC is responsible for 87 out of 135 wards in Johannesburg, placing the ANC at the coal-face of service delivery. The ANC said that it would, along with its government of local unity partners, hold the DA administration accountable and ensure that services were adequately delivered to the people of Johannesburg. Phalatse, who was up against the African National Congress (ANC)'s Mpho Moerane and who had occupied the position ahead of the local government elections earlier this month, won with 144 votes in her favour, while Moerane got 121 votes.
In a statement, the ANC said that it noted the results of Monday's marathon sitting in Brixton, where the Democratic Alliance (DA)'s Mpho Phalatse was elected mayor. JOHANNESBURG - The African National Congress (ANC) has welcomed the outcomes of this month's elections, which have positioned it as the official opposition in the City of Johannesburg council.