By Johnathan Paoli
Umkhonto weSizwe (MK) party leader Jacob Zuma has urged black South Africans and progressive allies to unite and push for radical transformation, citing the failures of the past three decades.
Speaking at the party’s first-anniversary celebration at Moses Mabhida Stadium on Sunday, Zuma criticised the current government for straying from its revolutionary roots and perpetuating the economic and social inequalities inherited from apartheid.
“We have not realized the full vision of our liberation struggle,” Zuma said.
He called for a shift toward bold and revolutionary solutions, including economic policies that prioritize the empowerment of Black South Africans.
As the MK party marks its anniversary, Zuma’s call for radical transformation signals the party’s intention to position itself as a leading voice in South Africa’s political landscape.
“All the aspirations of our people will never be realised for as long as we continue to allow ourselves to be divided
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