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Archbishop Desmond Tutu has lauded the decision by anti-apartheid icon and former president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, the Rev Allan Boesak to quit party politics and join "God's party". Full Article at Ekklesia
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Political analysts say it is unlikely that struggle cleric, Allan Boesak, will return to politics again. Boesak earlier today resigned from Congress of the People (COPE) and as a member of the Western Cape Legislature. Full Article at SABC News
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Western Cape Congress of the People (Cope) leader Allan Boesak resigned from the party on Tuesday, saying its structures were in disarray. "I have today [Tuesday] informed the leadership of Cope that I am ending my membership of the party... Full Article at Mail & Guardian Online
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I cannot say how thrilled I am that Allan has followed his path and agreed to serve the people through God, rather than through political parties
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The contribution I hope to make will be from outside any party political structures, including those of the African National Congress.
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I have today [Tuesday] informed the leadership of Cope that I am ending my membership of the party and that I have tendered my resignation as a member of the Western Cape provincial legislature with immediate effect
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From the very beginning the party structures, such as they were, were characterised by faction fighting, strife, pitched battles for political supremacy and duplicity ... At this point the party structures continue to be in disarray
