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MK Party MPs To Boycott Cyril Ramaphosa’s Presidential Inauguration

9 months agoWed, 19 Jun 2024 08:15:18 GMT

MK Party MPs To Boycott Cyril Ramaphosa’s Presidential Inauguration

Former President Jacob Zuma’s political party, uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK), has decided to boycott the inauguration of re-elected President Cyril Ramaphosa this Wednesday, 19 June, at the Union Buildings in Pretoria.

The African National Congress (ANC) leader will be inaugurated for his second term under a coalition arrangement with four other parties the Democratic Alliance (DA), Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), GOOD, and the Patriotic Alliance (PA).

The coalition government, which the parties refer to as a Government of National Unity (GNU), was formed after the ANC failed to win a majority in the 29 May elections.

The newly formed MK Party emerged as South Africa’s third-biggest party in the recent elections after winning 58 seats in Parliament, which has 400 seats.

MK party spokesperson, Nhlamulo Ndhlela, said the party won’t participate in Ramaphosa’s inauguration. Said Ndhlela (via IOL):

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We refuse to join in the spitting of the graves of those who died for this freedom by attending the symbolic wedding ceremony of a house negro called Ramaphosa with the slave master, Helen Zille.
Previously, the Umkhonto WeSizwe party deliberately boycotted the first sitting of the National Assembly, where members of the unholy, racist DA-ANC coalition voted for each other, betraying our struggle for total freedom and land repossession.

He accused the ANC of selling its soul to the DA to secure the position of President for Ramaphosa and vowed to use all legal routes to fight and destroy the incoming government.

This comes after the MK Party’s court application to have the May 29 elections declared invalid, citing a litany of irregularities, failed at the Constitutional Court.

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23 Comments

2X · 9 months ago

Musiyeyi akadaro kana akaita boycott, tichanzwa oti ndakusiyana nepolitics awona nyika ichingo fambira mberi iye asipo

Oncemore · 9 months ago

@Mdara Odza What caused the formation of MK and EFF. Was it a big issue or petty

Zuze · 9 months ago

Julius Malema was fired from the ANC for corruption and insubordination. He then formed EFF. Zuma's beef with Ramaphosa stems from State Capture. Zuma is afraid of investigations that could send h to jail fir his corrupt deals with the Guptas as well as kickbacks he got whil he was Deputy President regarding tenders for Nuclear power stations.

Mdara Odza · 9 months ago

ANC approached DA and EFF way before elections when it become clear they were not going to get a majority, the DA laid out their demands and proceeded to say they won't share the same table with EFF, then the EFF did the same. Ramaphosa was more leaned towards DA whilst the majority of the NEC, including Mashatile and Manthashe were for the EFF, in the end Ramaphosa had his way albeit with a compromise; smaller parties were to be brought to the table along with the DA.

💙💙Blue 🔵cyclone 🌀🌀 · 9 months ago

ohh heee,, Mk zvaizvezvi irikupisa

Oncemore · 9 months ago

It looks like South Africans do not understand why Nelson Mandela was jailed for so many years. He was not happy with the Boer government, but ANC is forming a gorvenment of national with them. It was going to make sense if anc, EFF and MK came together, because they have similar idiolgies

· 9 months ago

Mandela is long gone. Zvekuti takarwa hondo doesn't work anymore. People are concerned about bread and butter issues. Kwete zvenyu zvekuswero taura ngano dzaanaMbuya Nehanda

Tafman · 9 months ago

@oncemore..DA attained the 2nd spot. Voted by South Africans, ordinary South Africans in this case.Zuma cames a distance 3rd...so let South Africans be

Oncemore · 9 months ago

I support Zuma on this move, because ANC _DA unity is not healthy for ordinary citizens, it only benefits the minority. DA do not like the blacks to repossess the land. How will ANC handle the land issue

· 9 months ago

Stupi.d. argument. It is the same ordinary citizens that voted for the DA. Hazvisi zveZEC zvekubira vanhu mavhoti avo.

· 9 months ago

@Oncemore, the compulsory land acquisition was defeated in Parliament last year even when the ANC had majority in Parliament. South African parliamentarians are not like sheep who are stampeded by their party. They listen to their constituents and think independently.

stylez · 9 months ago

parikutaurwa zvachamisa ere apa mapenzi mativa offside momutya andty

BLUE AND WHITE PARTY · 9 months ago

ZUMA IS NEW MORGAN TSVANGIRAI OF SOUTH AFRICA

🇿🇦🇿🇦 · 9 months ago

We also have a confused opposition here in SA and that doesn't stop the inauguration

fugu pfeee · 9 months ago

rwendo rwenzou harutadziswe nekuhukura kweimbwa

CHAWABVUNZA · 9 months ago

Dear citizens the Chamisa style of politics that the MK is trying to persue is not helpful to them at all. They should learn the mistakes that were done here by the Twitter president now funeral president, that acting like a spoilt entitled immature child in politics will not work. The way to destroy the ANC-DA alliance is by fighting them tooth and nail in parlament. Boycotts will nevee achieved anything.

Ndevuzoqethu · 9 months ago

It works very much in South Africa. South Africans speak from the streets not closed board rooms like in Zimbabwe. Hapana zvinovigwa, kufihlwani okufihlwayo. This ANC - DA coalition is counter revolutionary.

· 9 months ago

@ Secret Chamisa wawuri kutaura pakambotaurwa zveGNU here?

· 9 months ago

Usaite kunge usingazive kuti maZANU anongovhumuka Chamisa chero pese pese.

fugu pfeee · 9 months ago

chamisa **** rakaramba kubatana nevamwe. chamisa zuma same group.

· 9 months ago

Hanyn'a nani chidhoma chekwaChivi

secret · 9 months ago

tswamisa akambozviit wani asi arip