uMkhonto Wesizwe Party - Joe Gqabi Region

05/06/2024

It is now lucidly clear that all along Ramram has been the white man's Trojan horse into the vanguard movement with one mission and one mission only -- to destroy it. His mission's half complete though, and all that is left is to forge the much talked about unholy alliance and that would be it -- mission accomplished.

The plan has been hatched many years ago and now it is in its final stages. It's been unmasked by the recent developments leading to the rigging, hacking into the IEC system, tempering with votes, etc. Even the dumbest politicean can see this writing on the wall.

02/06/2024

02/06/2024

In South Africa, a re-run of national elections can be caused by various factors, including:

1. *Election irregularities*: Significant irregularities or fraud that compromise the integrity of the election.
2. *Disputes and appeals*: Post-election disputes and appeals that lead to a court ordering a re-run.
3. *Constitutional or legal issues*: Violations of the Constitution or electoral laws that render the election invalid.
4. *Technical issues*: Severe technical glitches or system failures that prevent voters from casting their ballots.
5. *Voter suppression*: Intentional efforts to prevent eligible voters from casting their ballots.
6. *Political party disputes*: Disputes among political parties that lead to a re-run, such as disagreements over candidate lists or electoral boundaries.
7. *Electoral Commission errors*: Significant errors or omissions by the Electoral Commission that compromise the election's integrity.
8. *Court orders*: A court may order a re-run if it finds that the election was not free and fair.
9. *Political instability*: Political instability or unrest that makes it impossible to hold a credible election.
10. *Constitutional crises*: A constitutional crisis that requires a re-run, such as a dispute over the president's term of office.

These factors can lead to a re-run of national elections in South Africa, ensuring that the democratic process is upheld and the will of the people is reflected in the outcome.

29/05/2024

Mandivuke ndiyovotela uMkhonto Wesizwe Party (MK)

Votela MK ukubuyisela isidima sabantu bakuthi abamnyama ngokuthi kubuyiswe umhlaba wookhokho babo.

Votela MK ukuphelisa loadshedding.

Namhlanje lelamanqam!

www.mkparty.org.za

Welcome to uMkhonto weSizwe Party, a powerful force dedicated to bringing about positive change and progress in society. As a true liberation movement, we stand for the people, by the people, and with the people.

25/05/2024

National - MK
Provincial - MK
Regional - MK

www.mkparty.org.za

Welcome to uMkhonto weSizwe Party, a powerful force dedicated to bringing about positive change and progress in society. As a true liberation movement, we stand for the people, by the people, and with the people.

25/05/2024

MK Party is the movement of inevitability

23/05/2024

mkparty.org.za

MKP for everyone

Vote to reclaim our land and miberal resources

14/05/2024

Unemployment by Province:

South Africa's official unemployment rate now stands at 32,9%. The rate increased by 0,8% between Quarter 4 2023 and Quarter 1 2024.

1. Western Cape — 26,1%
2. Gauteng — 38,9%
3. Northern Cape — 41,7%
4. KwaZulu-Natal — 43,7%
5. Free State — 45,1%
6. Mpumalanga — 47,0%
7. Limpopo — 47,8%
8. Eastern Cape — 49,1%
9. North West — 53,6%

Source: Stats SA, Quarterly Labour Force Survey, Q1:2024

Vote MK Party on 29 May 2024 to get our land and mineral resources for the benefit of the poor masses.

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14/05/2024

We are a rainbow nation. A ranibiw natiin that does otnhave access to our ancestral land, a ranbiwnnation that is sytemicly excluded from this country's economy.

Kudlaliwe ngomntomnyama kweli lizwe.

Vote MK Party on 29 May 2024 to get our land, our miberal recources and gain full economic particupation.

10/05/2024

Only 19 days left to the general elections thereafter back to loadshedding

Vuka da**ie

09/05/2024

“ What I fear is that the liberators emerge as elitists who drive around in Mercedes Benzes and use the resources of this country to live in palaces and to gather riches.” - Chris Hani.