In a significant development for South African politics, Jacob Zuma has been disqualified from running for Parliament through the MK party. This decision has far-reaching implications not only for Zuma himself but also for the MK party and the broader political landscape of the country.
The legal battle surrounding Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, the Speaker of Parliament, has taken a dramatic turn as she attempts to prevent her arrest amid corruption allegations. The ongoing court proceedings have sparked intense debates and discussions, shedding light on various aspects of the case. For now, Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula is safe from arrest until next week Tuesday.
The recent legal turmoil surrounding Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has captured the nation’s attention, shedding light on corruption allegations and the complexities of the legal system. As the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) opposes Mapisa-Nqakula’s urgent application to prevent her arrest, the unfolding events have sparked intense debate and speculation.
The recent proceedings at the Electoral Court in Bloemfontein have brought to light a heated legal dispute between the African National Congress (ANC) and the MK Party. The ANC Seeks the deregistration of the MK Party.
Mzansibuzz Fam – In a compelling turn of events, former South African President Jacob Zuma recently addressed his supporters outside the Electoral High Court in Bloemfontein. The occasion marked a pivotal moment in the ongoing saga surrounding the MK party’s registration and its implications for the political landscape in South Africa. Jacob Zuma’s Address During
MzansiBuzz Fam – Former South African President Thabo Mbeki’s recent announcement of campaigning for the African National Congress (ANC) in the upcoming elections has sparked controversy and criticism from various political figures, including Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema. This article delves into the unfolding dynamics between Mbeki and Malema, highlighting the critiques and
(Continuation of the article Ensuring Fair and Peaceful Elections: Examining the IEC’s Role in 2024) Mzansibuzz Fam – In the upcoming 2024 general elections in South Africa, a record number of voters are registered, marking a significant increase since the previous elections in 2019. With the election fervor reaching new heights, it’s essential to delve
MzanisBuzz Fam – The Democratic Alliance’s recent letter to several Western countries, including the United States, has sparked controversy and raised questions about the party’s motives and intentions. The letter, addressed to the US Secretary of State and other foreign ministers, outlined concerns about the upcoming elections in South Africa and requested international support and
MzansiBuzz Fam – In the dynamic political landscape of South Africa, where promises and visions intersect with the realities of governance, the Democratic Alliance (DA) has stepped forward with its post-manifesto “rescue plan” for the nation. Led by John Steenhuisen, the DA’s approach to governance and its proposed strategies have garnered attention and scrutiny from
Julius Malema’s Vision for South Africa**
In a political landscape fraught with uncertainty and discontent, Julius Malema emerges as a beacon of hope for many South Africans. His message of radical economic transformation and social justice resonates deeply with those who feel marginalized by the current system. As the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Malema has laid out a bold vision for the future of the country, one that challenges entrenched power structures and seeks to uplift the downtrodden. With policies advocating for the nationalization of key industries and the expropriation of land without compensation, Malema offers a path towards a more equitable and prosperous South Africa. As the 2024 elections approach, his call to action reverberates across the nation, inspiring a new generation of activists and change makers to join the fight for a better tomorrow.