Party president Jacob Zuma has warned ANC supporters to refrain from intolerance and declaring places as no go areas for other parties, SABC reported.

Addressing ANC supporters at Bakenberg outside Mokopane in Limpopo, Zuma told them not to disrupt other parties' meetings.

Cope has opened an assault case against ANC members following an incident in Seshego in Limpopo over the weekend.

The DA has also accused ANC supporters of intimidation after its members allegedly barricaded a community hall in an attempt to stop DA leader Helen Zille from speaking. The ANC has denied this.

Meanwhile, the Independent Electoral Commission has since warned political parties contesting next months' general elections that they stand the risk of having their registration revoked if they fail to adhere to the electoral Code of Conduct.

This is after the parties signed a public pledge, promising not to engage in acts of violence, intimidation or the promotion of no-go areas.