Fees Must Fall Activist Bonginkosi Khanyile Finds Political Home As MK Party’s National Coordinator

• Bonginkosi Khanyile is now the national coordinator and youth leader of the uMkhonto weSizwe party
• The MK party, endorsed by former ANC President Jacob Zuma, welcomed Khanyile despite his previously denying
• Khanyile political shift sparked a conversation among South Africans about his political trajectory

Bonginkosi Khanyile, known for his involvement in the Fees Must Fall movement, has been named as the national coordinator and youth leader for uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party.

Bonginkosi Khanyile joins MK party

The party, backed by former ANC President Jacob Zuma, made the announcement on Saturday, reported EWN.

Despite earlier denials of any affiliation with the MK party, Khanyile's appointment as a key figure raised questions and got social media buzzing.

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Bonginkosi Khanyile's political evolution

His latest political move is preceded by stints in the Patriotic Alliance (PA) and the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).

Khanyile was recently expelled by the PA for attending an MK party rally in KZN, a move he vehemently denied.

SA citizens weigh in on Khanyile's appointment

His appointment has stirred chatter among South Africans, who hinted that the political manoeuvre is guided by self-interest.

Read a few comments below:

Mlamuli Flabba Mene Hadebe said:

"When criminals gather in one corner danger is coming."

Sibusiso Mthombheni stated:

"A congress of the undesirables and the deplorable."

Christopher Reynolds mentioned:

"Yes, let's get all the criminals in one place."

Ronny Chingore Gada added:

"Convicts working something out."

Elize de Bruyn said:

"All the corrupt ones in one party."

Kash Msuthu wrote:

"After the election, we will never hear about this political party."

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Mlamuli Flabba Mene Hadebe posted:

"When criminals gather in one corner danger is coming."

Manwadu Mpharalala noted:

"uBaba keep it there with IFP."

Ace Magashule joins forces With uMkhonto weSizwe

In another article, Briefly News reported that former ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule announced the alliance between his party, the African Congress for Transformation (ACT), and uMkhonto weSizwe, which is backed by Jacob Zuma, ahead of the 2024 elections.

Speaking in Pietermaritzburg during ACT's three-day awareness campaign in KwaZulu-Natal, Magashule said he is excited about working with the MK party.

Source: Briefly News