MK Party President Jacob Zuma didn’t hold back in a firm address on the importance of discipline and loyalty within the party, making it clear that no one is above the organisation.
“If one of us goes astray, we don’t beg,” Zuma declared. “We’ve already had seven Secretaries-General in the MK Party. We didn’t beg any of them to stay even if they think they are important. You are loved, but we don’t care.”
His remarks came amid murmurs of unrest following recent leadership decisions, signalling that the party is prepared to take swift action against any misconduct.
The recent dismissal of Floyd Shivambu as Secretary-General—after his controversial Easter visit to the church of fugitive pastor Shepherd Bushiri in Malawi—was highlighted as a clear example of the party’s no-nonsense approach.
Zuma’s uncompromising message underscores a renewed focus on unity and accountability as the MK Party navigates internal challenges.
