MK - uMkhonto we Sizwe
President Cyril Ramaphosa defends the IEC during Zuma court case saga
President Cyril Ramaphosa defended the Independent Electoral Commission after the IEC recently lost its court case against MK party leader Jacob Zuma.
Trevor Manuel criticises Jacob Zuma, South Africans disinterested
Former finance minister Trevor Manuel accused Jacob Zuma of being abusive. South Africans defended the former president and slammed Manuel for his words.
MK party leader Jacob Zuma faces rising strife in Eastern Cape's uMkhonto weSizwe branch
MK party leader Jacob Zuma is in the Eastern Cape to tackle internal politics in the province. This is the first time Zuma is visiting the province.
IEC commissioner Janet Love faces pressure to step down as MK party alleges bias in Zuma case
IEC commissioner Janet Love has been asked to resign as the commission is set to appeal the decision about Zuma's candidacy ahead of the General Election 2024.
MK Party hopes to gift former president Jacob Zuma ⅔ majority for his birthday
Many MK supporters and ordinary South Africans spent the day wishing Jacob Zuma a happy birthday. The former statesman celebrated his 82nd birthday on 12 April 2024.
Economic Freedom Fighters members support Jacob Zuma in viral video
During his court appearance, the MKP and the Economic Freedom Fighters' members joined forces to support former president Jacob Zuma. Netizens were pleased.
Jacob Zuma takes a swipe at the IEC: “Why does it involve itself in politics?”
Former President Jacob Zuma has accused the IEC of politicking and trying to block him from running in the upcoming 29 May 2024 General Election.
2024 Elections: Solly Mapaila encourages former MK soldiers to support ANC
Solly Mapaila of the SACP rallied ex-MK soldiers to back ANC at the upcoming elections. He paid homage to freedom fighter Chris Hani during his speech.
ANC voter Numbers plunge while MK Party gains ground: Social Research Foundation survey
A survey by the Social Research Foundation found that the ANC might drop to 37% at the polls, down from 2019's 57.5%. However, the MK Party could clench 13%.
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