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The ANC in Limpopo and the Western Cape are awaiting a decision from the party's national executive committee on whether they should hold provincial councils after both were marred by disruptions over the weekend.
Limpopo ANC spokesperson Makonde Mathivha said on Monday that he was not sure if the province would hold another provincial general council.
Friday night's meeting had to be cancelled when a group, described as "violent hooligans", disrupted proceedings.
Western Cape ANC spokesperson Songezo Mjongile also said he was not sure whether his province would hold another council meeting.
The party in the Western Cape adjourned its provincial general council early on Saturday morning, without endorsing candidates because of logistical delays, including with the verification of branch delegates.
