Johnathan Paoli
President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially scoffed at the activities of the uMkhonto weSizwe party and said that he was unfazed by having to go head-to-head with his predecessor former President Jacob Zuma in the upcoming National and Provincial Elections.
Ramaphosa was addressing thousands of ANC members and supporters in eThekwini on Tuesday and added that even their detractors were now shaking seeing the ANC’s large numbers in the mini rally.
Many have called this interaction as one of the most important battles of who would control the biggest voting block province, KwaZulu-Natal, and that Ramaphosa was taking the battle straight to the doorstep of his predecessor Zuma whose aim was to hurt the ANC at the polls with MK.
The ANC’s biggest region with some of the most support for MK has had to pull two big mini rallies in a month, starting from ward 1 Kwa-Ximba until
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