AAAM Rally Behind MK Party for Upcoming Elections, SA Stunned: “Chess Not Morabaraba”
- The AAAM, led by Bishop Meshack Tebe endorsed the Umkhonto We Sizwe (MK) party and called for a collective effort to secure a 2/3 majority in the 2024 polls
- Former President Jacob Zuma commended the religious leaders for supporting the MK party
- Social media buzz intensifies as citizens speculate on the impact of the religious sector's backing
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JOHANNESBURG - The All African Alliance Movement (AAAM) has thrown its weight behind the newly formed political entity, Umkhonto We Sizwe.
AAAM urges citizens to support MK party
Bishop Meshack Tebe, AAAM's Secretary General, rallied members and citizens to collective action to achieve a decisive victory in the 2024 elections, reported SABCNews.
Expressing dissatisfaction with the current state of the country, the religious organisation has mobilised, advocating for support for the MK party in the upcoming general elections.
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Zuma praises religious leaders
Former President Jacob Zuma, a key figure in the endorsement, praised the religious leaders for their commitment to the MK party.
At the June 16 Memorial close to Morris Isaacson High in Soweto, Zuma clarified that he was not abandoning his ANC membership but criticised the ruling party.
He said that the ruling party has deviated from its path under the leadership of President Cyril Ramaphosa.
MK party sparks online debate
The announcement has sparked discussions on social media platforms, with citizens sharing predictions about the potential outcome of the religious sector's backing of the MK party.
Kanye Pamba asked:
"Who is the leader of MK?"
Ndabenhle Dubazana commented:
"The pain goes straight to Stellenbosch cartel and Phala Phala gang."
Bongani Mgubela mentined:
"You think these smallanyana parties will shake the ANC? I doubt, instead they will make it stronger."
Mapopo Collette asked:
"When is the election day? I want to see something. The ANC will win the elections trust me."
Melusi Msiza added:
"Chess not morabaraba!Viva lo mkhonto."
Julius Malema distances himself from MK Party
In another article, Briefly News reported that the Economic Freedom Fighters' president, Julius Malema, has come out guns blazing against a new political contender, the MK party. Malema made his remarks during an EFF media briefing held in Durban today.
The highly-anticipated briefing covered various issues, particularly planning for the party's manifesto launch in Moses Mabhida next month.
Source: Briefly News
