A senior member of the MK Party blamed the All-African Alliance Movement for attempting to influence the party. The AAAM accused the party of sidelining it.
This came after members of Parliament were fired and left out in the cold after a letter the party sent National Speaker Thoko Didiza was leakedThe MK Party is at odds with members of a church group allied to them. Image: Darren Stewart/Gallo Images via Getty ImagesJOHANNESBURG—The All-African Alliance Movement, an influential church operating nationally, confirmed that the MK Party MPs who were fired were from its ranks.
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