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Former EFF DP and MK Party SG Floyd Shivambu leads Mayibuye Consultation with Religious Leaders

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The party, through its spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndlela, explicitly stated that the event was not sanctioned by the MK Party, emphasizing that it is not associated with their official activities.

Shivambu, who was removed from his position as secretary-general on June 2, due to an unsanctioned visit to fugitive pastor Shepherd Bushiri in Malawi, has been at the center of speculation regarding his political future.

Reports indicate that the briefing, which Shivambu announced in his personal capacity, may signal his resignation from the MK Party and potentially the launch of a new political party, rumored to be called “Mayibuye iAfrica.”

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Floyd Shivambu, secretary-general of the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, has defiantly refused to apologize for attending an Easter service at Shepherd Bushiri’s church in Malawi in April.

The visit, which drew sharp criticism due to Bushiri’s status as a fugitive wanted in South Africa for fraud and rape charges, sparked a firestorm of controversy.

Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi condemned Shivambu’s association with the self-proclaimed prophet, calling it a disrespect to South Africa’s legal system.

The MK Party quickly distanced itself, labeling the visit a personal endeavor not endorsed by the party.

Despite the backlash, Shivambu, in a May 30 interview with Newzroom Afrika, dismissed calls for an apology and rejected rumors of internal MK party strife.

“I have no reason to apologize,” Shivambu stated, doubling down on his stance.

The incident has fueled debates about political accountability and the optics of aligning with controversial figures, leaving questions about its impact on the MK Party’s image as South Africa’s political landscape continues to evolve.

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