Floyd Shivambu
Nhlamulo Ndhlela confirmed that he will be resigning as a member of Parliament to focus on other MK Party duties, but South Africans think it's for another reason.
Former Economic Freedom Fighters members who left and joined the MK Party include co-founder Floyd Shivambu, Dali Mpofu, Alfred Motsi and Busi Mkhwebane.
Julius Malema is confident that the members who recently departed the EFF will soon beg to come back, but South Africans think he needs to move on.
uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party Secretary General Floyd Shivambu responded to Julius Malema's recent comments, saying they were not out to destroy the EFF.
The MK Party's secretary general Floyd Shivambu has called on South Africans to unite under the party. Netizens roasted its president, Jacob Zuma, and the party.
Jacob Zuma broke out his dance moves and sang his famous "Umshini Wami" song as the MK Party conducted first anniversary celebrations at the Vosloorus Stadium.
The president of the Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema, expressed distrust in EFF members who kept quiet about the departure of Floyd Shivambu.
South Africans have accused Julius Malema of being delusional after he blamed Floyd Shivambu for the EFF's poor performance in the elections in KwaZulu-Natal.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have lost another founding member as Alfred Motsi has walked away from the Red Berets to join the uMkhonto weSizwe Party.
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