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MKP spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela addresses recent allegations of infighting within the party, highlighting unity and strong leadership despite public controversies.
MK Party deputy president, Dr John Hlophe addressed the media after registering the case and referred to the executive order issued by Trump, which he says follows “the interventions made by the AfriForum”.
MK Party deputy president, Dr John Hlophe addressed the media after registering the case and referred to the executive order issued by Trump, which he says follows “the interventions made by the AfriForum”.
Political leaders shared their mixed reactions to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address 2025, highlighting praise, disappointment and calls for accountability.
Dr John Hlophe criticises President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address, claiming it fails to address critical issues like poverty, inequality, and land reform.
Dr John Hlophe criticises President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address, claiming it fails to address critical issues like poverty, inequality, and land reform.
Bongo is accused of offering a bribe to evidence leader in Parliament’s Eskom inquiry, Ntuthuzelo Vanara, in 2017, and is accused of contravening the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act 12 of 2004 (PRECCA).
Bongani Bongo, former minister of State Security, is set to face a retrial for alleged corruption related to the Eskom inquiry, following a controversial acquittal. The case raises significant questions about accountability in South Africa’s political landscape.
John Hlophe hit back at the sexual harassment allegations made against him, with his legal team announcing that it intended to sue (Mary) Phadi if she does not retract her “malicious and defamatory” statements.
The MK Party has also announced the formation of the MK Women and Youth Leagues.
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party has announced key appointments and restructuring which is seen as their first move in consolidating to go into an elective conference.
As the gala approaches, it remains to be seen whether the MK Party can leverage its growing profile and Jacob Zuma’s enduring popularity to solidify its place in a rapidly evolving political landscape.
A cloud is hanging over Simelane’s head after she obtained a loan from Gundo Wealth Solutions, a financial services company that invested R349 million from the Polokwane Municipality in the VBS Mutual Bank while she was the mayor.
The President expressed his confidence in the apex court to make a final determination on the Phala-Phala scandal when it will hear an EFF application to review the decision of the National Assembly not to impeach him.
MK party deputy president Dr John Hlophe has confirmed that Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane who recently dumped the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) is not the member of Jacob Zuma’s party, but she is welcomed to do so.
Dr John Hlophe said the National Prosecuting Authority’s decision to not prosecute President Cyril Ramaphosa over the Phala Phala scandal, shows that the justice system favours powerful people over ordinary people.
Highly recommended SCA judge could occupy Western Cape High Court’s top post.
In their statement, the NPA said the decision not to prosecute was taken by the DPP after a careful assessment of all available evidence presented to the prosecutors by the DPCI.
I am of the view that the tussles demonstrate the independence of the Judiciary and the line of questioning is necessary as it will allow the Judiciary to start flexing its intellectual muscle to develop the law, says the writer.
Dr John Hlophe's resignation from the JSC sparks controversy, with MKP spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela defending parliamentary integrity against perceived judicial overreach.
The Judicial Service Commission recommends Judge Susannah Cowen for the Deputy Judge President role in the Land Court, following a rigorous selection process amid other notable candidates.
The National Assembly is set to choose a new designate for the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) following Dr John Hlophe's withdrawal.
South Africa’s Judicial Services Commission (JSC) has started its pivotal round of interviews to fill key vacancies across the country.
The JSC refused the MKP’s request last week to postpone the interviews pending the outcome of court proceedings regarding the interdict.
The party said they will not allow the name of Hlophe to be associated with or used to legitimise a patently misleading, fraudulent, and improperly constituted JSC.