South Africa Elections
MKP faces scepticism as delay in vote-rigging evidence mounts
South Africans grow increasingly frustrated as the MKP delays presenting evidence of alleged vote rigging in the recent elections despite claims of irregularities.
MKP files urgent court application to interdict Parliament
uMkhonto WeSizwe has applied for a Constitutional Court interdict to halt Friday's parliamentary session, citing election irregularities and constitutional concerns.
uMkhonto we Sizwe wants Parliament's first sitting stopped
MKP has sent a letter of demand to the Secretary of Parliament, Xolile George and CJ Raymond Zondo to refrain from convening the first sitting of parliament.
MK Party informs Parliament: Jabulani Khumalo not to be sworn in as MP
The MK Party’s spokesperson, Nhlamulo Ndhela, has confirmed that the organisation has informed Parliament that Jabulani Khumalo must not be sworn in as an MP.
EFF Floyd Shivambu's call: A progressive government for South Africa
The EFF's Deputy President Floyd Shivambu said South Africa should aim for a progressive coalition government that consisted of black political parties.
Bheki Cele declares departure: Won't return to National Assembly
Police Minister Bheki Cele has confirmed that he won't be returning to the National Assembly and intends to focus on spending time with his family.
Steenhuisen vs Ramaphosa in South Africa's coalition conundrum
John Steenhuisen and Cyril Ramaphosa face off in a potential coalition that could reshape South Africa's political landscape, impacting the nation's future.
MK Party open to coalition with ANC: A new chapter in politics
The MK Party has confirmed a meeting with the ANC to discuss a possible coalition agreement. The party said it would listen to the ANC with an open mind.
Black Business Council warns against ANC-DA coalition: "Disastrous for black people"
The Black Business Council (BBC) has warned that a coalition agreement between the ANC and the Democratic Alliance would be disastrous for black people.
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