MK party deputy president John Hlophe has warned members against fighting over leadership positions and factionalism.
'Jostling for leadership positions is an unfortunate reality in any political organisation," the MK deputy president said.
The MK party marked its first anniversary with a celebration rally at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal , on Sunday.The party was officially registered with the Electoral Commission of South Africa on 7 September 2023, although former president Jacob Zuma only publicly announced its formation on 16 December, just months before the general elections.
“Among these challenges are the issues of jostling for positions and the emergence of parallel structures that threaten to undermine our unity. Jostling for leadership positions is an unfortunate reality in any political organisation,” he said.Hlophe emphasised that ambition must not come at the cost of the MK party’s shared vision, reminding members of their broader mission.“A duty to serve your nation, a duty to serve your people with humility, integrity and a commitment to our principles.
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