MK Party deputy president Duduzane Zuma says he is focused on building the party, long-term economic development and free, fair elections not succeeding his father.
Duduzane Zuma told a Biznews audience that South Africans should be grateful to his father for guiding people and creating opportunities, and defended the MK party.
According to The Citizen, Duduzane Zuma’s elevation to MK first deputy president and media campaign signal a push to make him his father’s political heir.
Duduzane Zuma was appointed deputy president of the MK party. Analysts say it's a succession move; others question his political experience and the party's internal democracy.
Prasa security contracts are under scrutiny after a Sunday Times investigation linked more than R1 billion in payments to firms tied to ANC veteran Paul Langa....
The MK Party has accused Parliament of undermining democracy by excluding the official opposition from a parliamentary delegation visiting Russia. The party called the decision unconstitutional,...
According to IOL, senior figures inside the Democratic Alliance (DA) are urging the party to take disciplinary action against former leader John Steenhuisen after his public...
Former president Jacob Zuma’s private trip to India and his meeting with Ajay Gupta has prompted internal pressure within the MK party and public criticism over...
Former Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen has spoken publicly about his removal from the agriculture portfolio, saying he is “deeply disappointed” after being demoted by his...
Geordin Hill-Lewis has announced a reshuffle of the Democratic Alliance’s representation in Cabinet, moving John Steenhuisen out of the agriculture portfolio and into a deputy role,...