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MK founder appeals to Electoral Court to remove Zuma as party leader

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Johnathan Paoli

THE founder and expelled leader of the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party, Jabulani Khumalo, has launched an urgent application in the Electoral court on Tuesday.

This follows his failed attempt at the Electoral Commission (IEC) earlier in the month, to declare invalid the commission’s registration of former president Jacob Zuma as the leader of the party.

The IEC refused his application and said that it did not involve itself in the internal affairs of political parties.

The commission said that it only responded on instruction from the registered leader of the party and that Zuma was registered as the leader from 10 April this year.

Khumalo founded the MK Party in December last year, but was ousted from the party in April alongside Ray Khumalo, Bheki Manzini, Lebo Moepeng and Rochelle Davidson
According to party leadership, the expulsion came after it was revealed that external forces were trying to

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