MK - uMkhonto we Sizwe
Ramaphosa declares "we are not scared" in defiant campaign speech
President Cyril Ramaphosa, while on the campaign trail, delivered a defiant message to his supporters, signalling his confidence ahead of the upcoming elections.
Felix Hlophe, Papa Penny and 2 more celebs who decided to join the MK Party
Briefly News has recently compiled a list of famous celebrities in South African that have decided to go and join the newly formed political party, MK.
MK Party wants two-thirds majority to change Roman-Dutch law, will challenge ConCourt ruling at UN
The MK Party announced that it would challenge the Constitutional Court ruling against Jacob Zuma and will change the Roman-Dutch law if elected into power.
MK Party leader Jacob Zuma will never be South African president
Jacob Zuma's ambitions to stay politically active have hit a significant hurdle as the Constitutional Court has ruled him ineligible to serve in parliament.
MK Party founder Jabu Khumalo slams Duduzile Zuma in viral video, South Africans unmoved
The MKP's former president and co-founder, Jabulani Khumalo, accused Jacob Zuma's daughter, Duduzile, of corrupting the party since it was launched last year.
Felix Hlope joins MK Party, allegedly travels from Durban to Johannesburg for Jacob Zuma's address
Comedia and media personality Felix Hlope has been unveiled as the latest celebrity to join the uMkhonto Wesizwe (MK) Party led by former President Jacob Zuma.
MKP not moved by ConCourt ruling on Jacob Zuma, supporters throw weight behind Msholozi
Supporters of the MKP and the party were unfazed by the Constitutional Court's ruling that former president Jacob Zuma cannot run for a seat in Parliament.
Papa Penny joins Jacob Zuma on stage during uMkhonto Wesizwe manifesto launch at Orlando Stadium
Reality TV star Papa Penny joined Jacob Zuma on stage during the uMkhonto Wesizwe rally at Orlando Stadium. Netizens weighed in on the viral video.
Jacob Zuma says he should be retired but must fight thieves, speaks to thousands in Orlando
MK party leader Jacob Zuma says he can't retire because he has to fight against corruption. He addressed thousands of supporters in Orlando, Soweto.
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