Power FM, Saturday afternoon

We are looking at. There's also an option to remain in opposition. There is an option of confidence and supply. We will analyze every municipality carefully and therefore determine in this doctrine what options are before the African National Congress. And those will be settled by the National Executive Council.

Committee that will take place this coming week. We are talking to political parties as and when we are requested to engage in what we call talks about talks. There is no formal position of the ANC at the present moment that guides us getting into discussions. But we will not negotiate with anyone with a cap in the

Hand begging. We are not in the business of begging for mayorship or any other position. It is people first that we are going to look at. And there will be a national doctrine that will be followed. There's not going to be small businesses with people.

Organizing themselves in different corners with a view of cutting deals. We are not in the business of cutting deals. We are in the business of serving our people. And if anyone has not heard what the people are saying through this election, then we are lost. This has been a very catastrophic outcome for the ANC. That we say.

Plainly, as much as we are the largest party, but it has been catastrophic for the movement. And I know you will ask when do you resign and all of that. We are going to a conference next year. As part of that preparation, we look into this day in terms of what has happened. And the ANC must never be comfortable.

About this particular space we are in. And we say we want to thank, as I conclude, the volunteers of the African National Congress who have worked tirelessly. I must say to you, we knew this disaster is coming. We're staring at it. The official polls of the ANC, before you can tell us about Ipsos.