The EFF has made shocking allegations against the IFP in KwaZulu-Natal, accusing it of plotting to assassinate party secretary-general Marshall Dlamini.
In a statement on Tuesday, EFF national spokesperson Sinawo Thambo said the party received a briefing from the South African Police Service alleging that senior leaders of Inkatha Freedom Party were plotting to assassinate Dlamini.
"The reliable intelligence reports illustrate that senior leaders of the IFP believe that our secretary-general is solely responsible for the collective decision we took to initiate and support motions of no confidence against IFP mayors in several municipalities in the province. "The EFF condemns with contempt the plots to assassinate our SG or any leader for selfish and narrow political purposes. We do not take these reports lightly because the province of KwaZulu-Natal has been defined by many political assassinations for a very long time, a habit which the EFF has never been associated with and has condemned since our formation 10 years ago.
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