The South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) in KwaZulu-Natal has apportioned the blame for the ANC's electoral loss in the region to the party's provincial leaders.
The organisation made the announcement after its first provincial executive committee meeting since the elections, when its alliance partner lost its majority to govern the province.
A member of the ANC tripartite alliance, Sanco has come out in support of a provincial government led by the MK Party with help from the ANC as a coalition partner.
The organisation believes ethically, the political party that received the highest number of votes in the province must lead government.
In the province Sanco KZN believes ideally the ANC must use its numbers to support the MKP to lead the government, and the MKP must appoint a premier, as per the will of the people of KZN, and together form a coalition government, said its secretary Sizwe Cele.
