IEC South Africa
The MK party said it would appeal the IEC's decision to remove former president Jacob Zuma from its parliamentary list as the case's merits are unclear.
A Non-Profit Organisation called Legacy Project claimed that the MK party logo belongs to them and not the MK party or the African National Congress.
The MK party allegedly opened a case with the IEC after their billboard in Dundee, KwaZulu-Natal, was allegedly removed. They are also investigating the incident.
The Electoral Court of the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that the Independent Electoral Commission acted lawfully when they registered the MK party.
The Independent Electoral Commission terminated the contract of the employee who reportedly leaked the African National Congress and MK's election candidate lists.
The African National Congress has released a statement over an election list leak that has been making the rounds on social media. The ANC has condemned the action.
President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed optimism for high voter turnout after the voter registration closed for the May elections. Citizens discussed the upcoming polls.
The African National Party has taken the MK to court for registering itself as a political party using a trademarked name, and the IEC submitted an affidavit.
The Deputy president, Paul Mashatile, denied former President Jacob Zuma's claims that the 2024 general elections would be rigged. SA believed Zuma.
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