Enoch Godongwana

Enoch Godongwana (born 9 June 1957) is a South African politician and former trade unionist who is currently serving as the Minister of Finance since August 2021. He is a member of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress (ANC). Quotes Electing Zuma was the greatest mistake for the ANC, the Alliance and the country. People were angry with Mbeki for a variety of reasons and Zuma was the only one available to challenge him. The relationship between the left and the ANC has been theorised for decades, including the “Black Republic” theses. Leon Trosky, in his “letter to South African Revolutionaries”, conceded that under South African conditions it is would be acceptable for the left to working with the ANC. The same debate raged in the contest between “workerists” and “populists”. The ANC retains the support of the masses of the people and working outside simple marginalises the left. There is no doubt the ANC has made a lot of changes in the lives of our people. There is also no doubt that during the Zuma administration poverty, inequality and unemployment have worsened. His administration coincided with the global crisis which pushed 1 million South Africans into unemployment. There were also own goals such electricity shortages, corruption and political mishaps. The ANC is still the only organisation that can lead the country on a national basis and maintain social cohesion. Ramaphosa raised money to finance the shares and there is therefore no payback required. The withdrawal of the Charter is a resolution of the movement. We have always held the view that the matters before the court are not legal but the strategic direction of economic empowerment. They cut across all sectors. External links Category:Living people Category:African National Congress politicians Category:Finance ministers Category:1957 births