The African National Congress Parliamentary Caucus comprises all ANC Members of Parliament in the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces. It serves as a crucial structure ensuring alignment with ANC resolutions and constitutional mandates. The Caucus facilitates communication between MPs, enabling them to coordinate their approach to parliamentary matters.

Through study groups and committees, the Caucus ensures accountability and oversight within the organization. Weekly meetings play a vital role in coordinating the collective efforts of its members. The Office of the Chief Whip oversees the Caucus's functions under the Political Committee's supervision.

Established after the 1994 democratic victory, the Caucus adapts parliamentary practices to ANC principles. As a pivotal link between MPs and the organization's leadership, the ANC Parliamentary Caucus fosters cohesion and effective governance. Contact the Provincial Caucuses for more information on ANC activities in your region