The MK Party's co-founder Jabulani Khumalo's case was thrown out of the Western Cape High Court and the case was struck off the roll. SA laughed.
Jabulani Khumalo's battle for the throne of the MK Party has been dealt another fatal blow after he lost again
The Western Cape High Court removed his case from the roll after he appealed to it to be reinstated as the MKP's president South Africans did not pity him and roasted him: some joked that Khumalo tried in vain to challenge the party and President Jacob ZumaJOHANNESBURG – The MK Party's founder, Jabulani Khumalo, walked with his tail between his legs after he lost another court case against the MKP.tweet, Khumalo's case was struck off the roll at the Western Cape High Court. This came one day afterreplaced him with Zuma
. He's accused the party members of forging his signature to send a letter to the Independent Electoral Commission to announce his resignation as the party's leader. View the tweet"Deep down, I know this guy is the rightful owner of this party. Jacob Zuma just outsmarted him, and he doesn't have proof."and informed him that he would not be sworn in and that his name must be removed from the party's list of candidates for Parliament.
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