MK Party Hopes to Gift Former President Jacob Zuma ⅔ Majority for His Birthday

• The MK Party wished former President Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma a happy 82nd birthday on 12 April 2024
• The organisation also hoped to gift the former statement a two-thirds majority win in the upcoming General Election
• Many netizens joined in to wish the leader of the MK Party well in both politics and his personal life

Zingisa Chirwa is an experienced Briefly News journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa, who has covered current affairs on the radio for over 15 years.

Many MK supporters spent the day wishing Jacob Zuma a happy birthday.

Zuma celebrated his 82nd birthday on 12 April 2024.

In a post on X, the party sa it hopes the former president will achieve his two-thirds majority in the 29 May 2024 General Election.

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What you need to know about Jacob Zuma

• As reported in 2019, Msholozi reportedly has 23 kids from his six marriages
• The former president reportedly has four wives, an ex and another is deceased
• Msholozi was linked to the 1999 arms deal, a case which has yet to be finalised
• He recently made headlines when he and his party appealed an IEC decision barring him from contesting the upcoming General Election

Netizens wish uBaba happy birthday

South Africans joined in to wish the former statesman a happy birthday.

@UmjitaNje

“Happy birthday to the best president this country has ever seen.”

@unethicalz

"Happiest birthday to this blessed man. Sikuthanda lokhu kuka-Love baba. Umdali akugcine uphile nje."

@PortloveN29510

"Happy birthday comrade Zuma. South Africans love you and wish you more years to come."

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@KingMntungwa

"President Jacob Zuma belongs to the poor masses, he's the Father of the Nation."

@ntutwozelo

“Happy birthday, President Jacob Zuma ❤️✊”

Zuma takes a swipe at IEC

Briefly News previously reported that Jacob Zuma accused the IEC of playing politics.

Msholozi said the IEC seemed invested in barring him from participating in the 29 May 2024 Election. Zuma added that the commission should focus on conducting the vote, not on who the next president will be.

Source: Briefly News