AND HERE SHE IS BACK AGAIN- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN....WINNIE (THE NECKLACE) MANDELA- BACK IN POLITICS!!!

FARCE UPON FARCE!! WHAT THE HELL DO YOU MAKE OF THIS?!

This terrorist Vixen was in hot water for lots of criminal charges- Theft, Bad Debt, Corruption.....and murder! Yet- not for ONE single day did this She Viper spent in jail,- but were vigiouresly protected by the ANC! Now- after the dust has gone down....WAHLLAH- HERE SHE POPS-UP AGAIN LIKE A MEMBER OF THE MAFIOSO THAT REFUSE TO DIE.........AND THAT TO BE NO.1 IN OUR COUNTRY'S EXECUTUVE COMMITTEE!!! WHAT A LAUGHING STOCK! NEXT I SUPPOSE- THE STUPID ANC WILL NAME FREDDY KRUGER AS DEPUTY PRESIDENT!!

FOR INTERESTING SAKE- JUST HAVE A LOOK AT THE CRIMINALS INVOLVED IN THIS FARCE SO-CALLED NEC! LOOK AT THE CHARGES FILED AGAINST THEM....AND YOU EXPECT THIS BUNCH OF HOODLUMS TO MAKE SOUND DECISIONS OF NATIONAL INTEREST!!

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela has emerged as the top candidate in the vote for the national executive committee (NEC) of South Africa's governing party.

African National Congress (ANC) members voted in the 80-member NEC after sacked Deputy President Jacob Zuma defeated President Thabo Mbeki as party leader.

Some of Mr Mbeki's closest allies failed to make it onto the NEC.


ANC COMMITTEE
IN:
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela
Tony Yengeni, former chief whip, convicted of corruption
Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge, sacked deputy health minister
Health Minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang (known as Dr Beetroot)
OUT - Mbeki loyalists:
Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka
Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota
Pahad brothers

But Mr Zuma faces corruption charges, which prosecutors say are imminent. He has said he is ready to go to court to clear his name.

Referring to the allegations, Mr Mbeki said: "All of us in the ANC have insisted, even... Zuma himself, that the law must take its course."

Mr Zuma's supporters have always said the charges are a political conspiracy against him.

Conviction

Ms Madikizela-Mandela, the ex-wife of former President Nelson Mandela, was endorsed by 2,845 of the 3,605 delegates to the conference in the northern town of Polokwane.

She has not been active in the ANC since 2003, when she was convicted of fraud.

Earlier this month she stepped back into the spotlight when she proposed a face-saving compromise deal between Mr Mbeki and Mr Zuma - a suggestion that was not taken up.


JACOB ZUMA
Played key role in fight against apartheid
Plagued by corruption allegations
Acquitted on rape charges
Seen as charismatic
Zuma enjoys crowning
Controversial arms deal

A prominent activist against apartheid during her then husband's imprisonment, Ms Madikizela-Mandela was convicted of kidnapping in 1991, in connection with the disappearance of a teenage activist who was subsequently found murdered.

The election of the NEC on Thursday follows the election earlier this week of Mr Zuma and five of his allies to the party's most senior positions.

Among the prominent Mbeki allies who did not make it onto the NEC were national Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Minister in the Presidency Essop Pahad and his brother, Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Aziz Pahad.

Ms Mlambo-Ngcuka was appointed by Mr Mbeki after he fired Mr Zuma in response to corruption charges in 2005. Her husband, former chief prosecutor Bulelani Ngcuka, is seen by Zuma supporters as part of a conspiracy to bring down Mr Zuma.

Other Mbeki allies were more successful, with Housing Minister Lindiwe Sisulu in seventh place in the NEC race, and controversial Health Minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang at number 55 - several places behind her recently-sacked deputy, Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge.

On Thursday, chief prosecutor Mokotedi Mpshe told South Africa's 702 Talk Radio that the investigation into Mr Zuma was complete, and that "all we are doing now is tying [up] the loose ends".

Mr Zuma refused to comment, only saying: "We'll cross that bridge when we come to it."

The charges relate to a controversial arms deal, which saw Mr Zuma's adviser Schabir Shaik jailed for 15 years.

Tony Yengeni, former ANC chief whip, who was convicted of fraud over the same arms deal, retained his place on the NEC.

He was released from prison in January just four months into a five-year sentence. His strict parole conditions were relaxed to allow him to attend the conference.