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MK Party's Floyd Shivambu vows never to betray revolution: "We're not trying to please egos"
MK Party national organiser Floyd Shivambu is taking to his new role with enthusiasm. The former EFF leader published an energised post after Thursday's briefing.
Reactions to ActionSA’s Herman Mashaba joint management discussions with ANC for Tshwane takeover
ActionSA's Herman Mashaba confirms entering into coalition discussions with the ANC to run the city of Tshwane, as current DA relationship is toxic and abusive.
MK Party names National High Command as highest decision-making body including Nathi Nhleko
The MK Party announced its leadership structure at a press briefing in Sandton. It also unveiled its highest decision-making structure, the National High Command.
Former EFF Deputy President Floyd Shivambu named new MK Party national organiser
Floyd Shivambu was named as the MK Party's new national organiser during a press briefing in Johannesburg. The development comes a week after his EFF resignation.
Expelled MK Party MP speaks out in viral video: "No verbal warning"
One of the expelled MK Party Members of Parliament denied that their removal from Parliament was communicated to them. He also said due process wasn't followed.
Gayton McKenzie will make R67 million available for sports gear and equipment
The Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie promised that the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture would avail R67 million for sports equipment.
Jacob Zuma to hold MK Party press briefing, SA not excited
The president of the MK Party Jacob Zuma is expected to hold a press briefing today to talk about the party's future. Mzansi is not excited to hear him speak.
Mbuyiseni Ndlozi's cryptic post looking poker faced boosts exit chatter, SA enthused: "Don't leave"
EFF Member of Parliament (MP) Mbuyiseni Ndlozi headed online with a cryptic post, sparking instant chatter about his future with the party amid a supposed exodus.
Eskom removes over 35 illegally-connected transformers in Gauteng
Eskom disconnected over 35 illegally connected transformers in Diepsloot. South Africans wanted to know how they were connected in the first place.
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