Zuma noted that the MK Party’s position aligns with that of major global powers—including the United States, France, the United Kingdom, and Spain—who have all expressed support for Morocco ...

As tensions rise within the MK Party, Jacob Zuma's postponed meeting to address alleged misconduct by Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla and Nhlamulo Ndhlela raises questions about party unity.

Mabuza was one of the influential leaders of the ANC, referred to as the Premier League.

At least seven people have been reported dead Friday after a 5-story building in Karachi's Lyari neighborhood collapsed. Rescuers continue to search for survivors.

MK Party parliamentary leader John Hlophe says party spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela defied his dismissal from the whippery, wanting it to be authorised by party leader Jacob Zuma.

David Mabuza, who shrugged off a succession of graft scandals to become South Africa’s deputy president, has died. He was 64. Mabuza’s death was announced by the state-owned South African ...

The behaviour of Sambudla-Zuma has also been slammed by the party’s former secretary general, Folyd Shivambu and expelled MK party founder Jabulani Khumalo.

IMPETHU isiphinde yangena ngontombikayise wendodakazi yomholi weMK, uNkk Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, njengoba muva nje isisolwa ngokufaka unyawo lwedada ekusebenzeni kweqembu ePhalamende. Iphini lomholi ...

JOHANNESBURG - One of the people suspected of instigating the deadly July 2021 unrest has hit back at the State, saying that being a supporter of former President Jacob Zuma is not a crime. Bogadi ...

Duduzile Zuma and Nhlamulo Ndhlela/ Picture: X After taking the country by storm during the 2024 general elections, things appear to be unravelling for Jacob Zuma’s Mkhonto Wesizwe Party. The ...

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South Africans are not surprised by a leaked letter from Dr John Hlope to Jacob Zuma detailing the divisive conduct of Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla and Nhlamulo Ndhlela.