/qnotables23/ - ===Q Notables 2023===

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20943496 (310428ZMAY24) Notable: Final ANC Bun Part Two / ANC on course to lose majority

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ANC on course to lose majority

Farouk Chothia, BBC News, Johannesburg 31 May 2024

South Africa's ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC), is on course to lose its majority in parliament for the first time since it came to power 30 years ago, partial results from Thursday's parliamentary election suggest.

With results from more than 50% of voting districts counted so far, the ANC is leading with 42%, followed by the Democratic Alliance (DA) with 23%.

The the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK Party) of former President Jacob Zuma has received nearly 11% of the vote and the Economic Freedom Fighters party, nearly 10%.

Final results are expected over the weekend.

Many voters blame the ANC for the high levels of corruption, crime and unemployment in the country.

The respected Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and the News24 website have projected that the party's final vote will be around 42%, a big drop from the 57% it obtained in the 2019 election.

This would force it go into a coalition with one or more of the other parties in order to form a majority in parliament.

The DA has liberal economic policies, while both the EFF and MK favour more state intervention and nationalisation, so the choice of partner would make a huge difference to South Africa's future direction.

It is unclear whether President Cyril Ramaphosa will remain in power, as he could come under pressure from the ANC to resign if the party gets less than 45% of the final vote, said Prof William Gumede, chairman of the non-profit Democracy Works Foundation.

"The ANC could turn him into a scapegoat, and a faction within the party could push for him to be replaced by his deputy, Paul Mashatile. The EFF and MK are also likely to demand his resignation before agreeing to any coalition with the ANC," Prof Gumede told the BBC.

South Africans do not directly vote for a president. Instead they vote for members of parliament who will then go on to elect the president.

The influencers rallying South Africa's youth to vote

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The initial results show that the ANC is suffering heavy losses to MK, especially in KwaZulu-Natal, where Mr Zuma's party has been leading with 43% of the vote to the ANC's 21%.

Mr Zuma caused a major shock when he announced in December that he was ditching the ANC to campaign for MK.

KwaZulu-Natal is the home region of Mr Zuma, and the province with the second-highest number of votes, making it crucial in determining whether the ANC retains its parliamentary majority.

Although Mr Zuma has been barred from running for parliament because of a conviction for contempt of court, his name still appeared on the ballot paper as MK leader.

If MK wins KwaZulu-Natal, it would be a "major upset" and herald the "potential decimation" of the ANC in the province, Prof Gumede said.

The ANC also risks losing its majority in the economic heartland of Gauteng, where the party currently has 36% to the DA's 29%.

Wednesday's election saw long lines of voters outside polling stations late into the night across the country.

According to the electoral commission, the last polling station closed at 0300 on Thursday morning local time.

One electoral official in Johannesburg told the BBC the queues were reminiscent of the historic 1994 election, when black people could vote for the first time.

Sifiso Buthelezi, who voted in Johannesburg's Joubert Park - the biggest polling station in South Africa - told the BBC: "Freedom is great but we need to tackle corruption."

Change has been a recurring sentiment, especially among young voters.

"The turnout amongst them was high, and they voted against the ANC," Prof Gumede

More:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjll8nr6962o

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20952724 (012223ZJUN24) Notable: Central African Republic accuses a European NGO worker arrested last week of spying, same NGO is in South Africa

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Central African Republic accuses a European NGO worker arrested last week of spying

Authorities in the Central African Republic are investigating a European aid worker who was arrested last week in a restive area of the country on spying charges

By JEAN FERNAND KOENA Associated Press and MARK BANCHEREAU Associated Press May 31, 2024, 2:38 PM

BANGUI, Central African Republic - Authorities in the Central African Republic are investigating a European aid worker who was arrested last week in a restive area of the country on spying charges, the public prosecutor's office said.

Martin Joseph Figueira, a consultant for the American nongovernmental organization FHI360, is being accused of being in communication with armed groups to plot a coup, thereby jeopardizing national security, according to a statement from the prosecutor's office.

He also allegedly incited "hatred and revolt” against the country's military, supported subversive groups and used false documents.

Figueira holds a Belgian and a Portuguese passport, the statement said. In his Belgian passport he goes under the name of Martin Joseph Edouard.

FHI360, a public health NGO that manages projects related to family planning and reproductive health, confirmed that one of their workers is in the custody in Central African Republic.

“We are working to secure our consultant’s immediate release,” the NGO's spokesperson Jennifer Garcia told The Associated Press.

Figueira was arrested last week in Zemio, a town in southeastern Central African Republic that has been plagued by fighting between local ethnic militias and anti-government rebels for over a decade.

“He was caught red-handed,” asserted a special advisor to the president, Fidèle Gouandjika, without elaborating.

Authorities have warned foreign NGO workers against taking part in activities that could jeopardize national security or face judicial proceedings.

On Saturday, the military was deployed to Zemio, after more than six years of absence from the town. The Russian mercenary group Wagner, which for years has had a significant a presence in Central African Republic, was also deployed there to train local militias and recruit them for the army.

The mercenaries also guard the country’s gold and diamond mines, have helped to hold off armed rebel groups and keep President Faustin-Archange Touadera, who has been in office since 2016, in power. Wagner's fighters have been accused by rights groups and civilians of committing abuses and exploiting the country's resources.

Central African Republic has been in conflict since 2013, when predominantly Muslim rebels seized power and forced then-president, François Bozizé, from office. Mostly Christian militias fought back. A 2019 peace deal helped slow the fighting but six of the 14 armed groups that signed later left the agreement.

A U.N. peacekeeping mission and Rwandan troops are currently deployed in Central African Republic to try to quell the violence and protect civilians.

https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/central-african-republic-accuses-european-ngo-worker-arrested-110723806

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20952772 (012231ZJUN24) Notable: Central African Republic accuses a European NGO worker arrested last week of spying, same NGO is in South Africa

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That NGO FHI360 is also in South Africa:

South Africa

Started work in 1992

For decades, FHI 360 has been a strategic partner to the government of South Africa. Our projects have focused on key human development priorities, such as:

Improving reproductive health

Increasing family planning options

Preventing the spread of HIV

Strengthening nutritional assessments

Providing counseling and support services

Enhancing the capacity of national and local organizations

Developing policies and guidelines that promote health and well-being

Promoting educational opportunities for youth

FHI 360 has served as a leader in the integration of water and sanitation interventions with home-based palliative care. We also strengthen the capacity of the government and civil society to provide high-quality sexual and reproductive health services and deliver primary health care through mobile service units.

We have strengthened civil society organizations by pioneering the integration of grants management and capacity development. Our expertise in capacity development includes program design and management, grants management, financial management and compliance, governance, human resources and strategic planning, resource mobilization, and monitoring and evaluation.

Our work in secondary education and community service is cultivating new leaders through programs that emphasize democracy, ethics and people-centered development.

Engaging stakeholders is an important part of our work. We maintain strong partnerships with government agencies, universities, nongovernmental organizations and local community-based groups. We collaborate to conduct research, implement programs and deliver technical assistance. And, we connect various stakeholders so they can design programs that respond to needs, align with national strategies, leverage the efforts of other actors and contribute to real improvements in health systems.

https://www.fhi360.org/countries/south-africa/

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20957674 (022353ZJUN24) Notable: Final Covid & Other Pestilence Bun / (Canada #59) Elevated Risk Of Epilepsy, Appendicitis In Children After COVID-19 Vaccination: Study

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Elevated Risk Of Epilepsy, Appendicitis In Children After COVID-19 Vaccination: Study

Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times Saturday, Jun 01, 2024 - 09:00 PM

Children who received the AstraZeneca or Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines faced an elevated risk of epilepsy and appendicitis, according to a new study.

Pfizer recipients were also more likely to suffer from demyelinating disease or heart inflammation, researchers found.

Dr. Julia Hippisley-Cox, a professor of clinical epidemiology at the University of Oxford’s Nuffield Department of Primary Health Care Sciences, and colleagues obtained data from a national database on COVID-19 vaccination, mortality, hospital admissions, and COVID-19 infections. They wanted to look at the link between COVID-19 vaccines from AstraZeneca, Pfizer, and Moderna with 12 outcomes, including the heart inflammation condition called myocarditis.

In the primary analysis, researchers found 12- to 17-year-olds who received Pfizer’s vaccine were at increased risk of myocarditis, with an additional three cases per million versus the expected rate after a first dose, and an additional five cases per million after a second dose, and hospitalization with epilepsy, with an additional 12 cases per million after a second dose. Females in the age group also faced an increased risk of demyelinating disease after receiving a second dose of the vaccine.

Researchers also identified a “substantially increased risk of hospitalization with epilepsy” among females after receipt of a first dose of AstraZeneca’s shot, with 813 more hospitalizations with epilepsy than expected per million doses, and an elevated risk of appendicitis after a second dose of the vaccine, with 512 excess events per million doses.

While no excess events were found among Moderna recipients, the study lacked the power to detect statistically significant issues, due to few children in the UK receiving Moderna’s vaccine. Further, no elevated risks of the 12 issues were found among 5- to 11-year-olds.

A secondary analysis, involving matching some of the vaccine recipients to unvaccinated children, confirmed an increased risk among 12- to 17-year-olds of hospitalization with epilepsy following Pfizer vaccination, and elevated risks of severe allergic shock and appendicitis in the age group following Pfizer vaccination. No increased risks of any outcome were identified among minor Moderna or AstraZeneca recipients. But among a group of 18- to 24-year-olds studied, elevated risks of a number of conditions were found, including myocarditis, immune or idiopathic thrombocytopenia, epilepsy, and acute pancreatitis.

The study was funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research School for Primary Care Research. Multiple authors declared conflicts of interest, including funding from Moderna and AstraZeneca. Limitations included reliance on hospital admission codes and death certificates.

The authors said that their findings “support a favorable safety profile of COVID-19 vaccination using mRNA vaccines in children and young people aged 5-17 years.” The Pfizer and Moderna shots utilize messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) technology.

Dr. Hippisley-Cox, the study’s corresponding author, did not return a request for comment seeking data on the position. The authors cited in part how they found unvaccinated children faced increased risks of some of the outcomes, including multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children.

Udi Qimron, a professor at Tel Aviv University’s Department of Clinical Microbiology and Immunology, said that the authors wrongly downplayed the risks associated with the vaccines.

“It’s not surprising to learn that some of the study’s authors have financial ties to Moderna and AstraZeneca and/or have served on various UK and Scottish Government COVID-19 advisory groups. One author was even a member of AstraZeneca’s Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Taskforce and the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation. The conflict of interest in this case is significant,” Mr. Qimrom, who was not involved in the paper, told The Epoch Times via email.

“It is concerning that respected scientific platforms are being used to cover up mistakes and wrongdoing, particularly the coercion and immense societal pressure to vaccinate young children. This should never have been done,” he added. “It is disheartening to see scientific journals collaborating with such practices, which undermines public trust in scientific research, especially when it involves the health and safety of children.”

https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/elevated-risk-epilepsy-appendicitis-children-after-covid-19-vaccination-study

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20961599 (032030ZJUN24) Notable: Final Jacob Zuma Bun / MK Party reiterates call for a revote (video)

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“MK Party reiterates call for a revote”

https://youtu.be/UuJ81D5EQFk

Jun 3, 2024

The MK Party has once again reiterated its call for a revote, stating that it will not accept the outcome and results of the 2024 General Elections. This past weekend, former president Jacob Zuma threatened to take legal action over allegations of election irregularities. Zuma spoke after his party announced that it had submitted evidence to the independent electoral commission proving its allegations of widespread irregularities and alleged election rigging. Yesterday, key members of the MK Party boycotted an official address by the IEC.

MK party spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela speaks to Newzroom Afrika's Aldrin Sampear.

2:27 – “Janet Love goes and stands there and refers to the people's mandate.What people is she referring to?”

2:41 – “There were boxes that were found in a form of ballot boxes that were found burnt in Mpumalanga with votes in them and then we need to take things nonchalantly. What is the rush? They know very well that they’ve got until Wednesday to make a declaration.”

5:17 – “This is what is happening here. Firstly, you have seen it with the DA having sent a letter to the US Foreign Secretary where they raised that a MK-ANC-EFF alliance in effect or a coalition thereof would be detrimental to their agenda. Now why send an email to the US? The same company that was involved here is also US based and owned by a certain country’s citizens… When that system was down, certain votes were allocated to a specific party… We’d force the implementation of all our policies and that would be detrimental to the DA and their handlers.”

7:33 – “There is foreign interference in our elections.”

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20962016 (032151ZJUN24) Notable: Final ANC Bun Part Two / Mount calls for Janet Love to be arrested after rigging votes, aiding ANC&DA,WC parties toyitoying (video)

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“Mount calls for Janet Love to be arrested after rigging votes, aiding ANC&DA,WC parties toyitoying”

https://youtu.be/B4YoRRnZMwg

Jun 1, 2024

https://omalley.nelsonmandela.org/index.php/site/q/03lv02424/04lv02426/05lv02548.htm

As a university student at Wits Janet Love became involved with SAVS, NUSAS, the SRC and the Wages Commission. Her first contacts with the ANC were in 1975/76 but she only formally joined in 1977 in Lesotho.

She went into exile for ten years. She ran the SACTU office in London for two years and then worked for the ANC Political Mission in Lusaka and Angola. She was part of MK and underwent military and intelligence training in Cuba.

She returned to SA to become support for Operation Vula.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20962044 (032156ZJUN24) Notable: Final ANC Bun Part Two / Mount calls for Janet Love to be arrested after rigging votes, aiding ANC&DA,WC parties toyitoying (video)

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“Congolese opposition calls for withdrawal of ANC’s Janet Love from ‘fraudulent’ DRC voter registration audit”

https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2023-05-29-congolese-opposition-calls-for-withdrawal-of-ancs-janet-love-from-fraudulent-drc-voter-registration-audit/

29 May 2023

Four Congolese opposition candidates have called for the withdrawal of Janet Love, former vice-chairperson of the Electoral Commission of SA (IEC), from the audit of this year’s voter registration in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), saying she ‘has helped legitimise the fraudulent fabrication of an electoral register’.

Janet Love insists the DRC voter registration she helped audit was “transparent and credible”.

Martin Fayulu, head of the Commitment for Citizenship and Development party (Ecide) – who most outside observers believe won the 2018 elections, as well as Moïse Katumbi, head of Ensemble pour le Changement; Matata Ponyo, head of Leadership et Gouvernance pour le développement (LGD); and Delly Sesanga Hipungu, head of Envol; all signed a letter to ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula, calling on the ANC to pull Love, a member of the ANC, out of the DRC audit.

They said they were “dismayed by Ms Love’s endorsement of the electoral process in the DRC” and noted that civil society, the Catholic and Protestant churches, the “entire political class” and all the people of DRC except the government, had rejected the just-completed voter registration as a “masquerade only benefitting those in power”.

In the letter, copied to the Presidency and the Speaker of the National Assembly, the candidates complained that the DRC political opposition and civil society had been completely excluded from the voter registration process, preventing them from verifying if it was conducted properly and fairly.

Fayulu also told Daily Maverick the opposition suspected that the Independent National Electoral Commission (Ceni) had inflated voter numbers in President Félix Tshisekedi’s strongholds and suppressed them in opposition strongholds.

The opposition had no way of knowing if some voter registration machines might even have been delivered to private homes where fictitious voters could have been registered, Fayulu said.

Fayulu said he believed that Love, who retired from the IEC in April, had been chosen for the audit in what he called “collusion” with Ceni president Denis Kadima, who he said knew her from South Africa where he once headed the Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa.

Fayulu regards Kadima as totally partisan, noting that he comes from the same UDPS party, the same village and the same tribe as Tshisekedi. He and the other three presidential candidates said Ceni should have commissioned a “reputable international firm” of auditors to audit the voter registration instead.

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20969241 (050510ZJUN24) Notable: Final ANC Bun Part Two

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Final ANC Bun Part Two

>>127360, >>127361, >>127362 SCA ruling exposes State Security Agency's dubious secrecy tactics and ANC vulnerability to foreign interests (Parts 1-3)

>>127363 Leaked SSA report reveals US gathered intelligence on DA, EFF, IFP and the ANC (video)

>>127364, >>127365 ANC officials in cahoots with US Intelligence (Parts 1&2)

>>127370 “The Enemy Within: How the ANC lost the Battle against Corruption” (video)

>>127371 “South Africa’s Labor Unions Imperil Billionaire’s Port Takeover”; “Many labor unions, including Satawu, are closely aligned to the ruling African National Congress”

>>127407 Archive of Anthony Sampson: ANC’s rule was planned in advance

>>127420 The truth about NHI exposed (video)

>>127450 IEC Silent on Investigation into ANC Ezulweni Investments Settlement

>>127451 IEC chair, ANC officials implicated in plot to deregister ATM party

>>127453 President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the appointment of civil servant and former anti-Apartheid activist Janet Love [was the national director of the Legal Resources Centre] as a commissioner of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC)

>>127458 ANC on course to lose majority

>>127463, >>127464 Mount calls for Janet Love to be arrested after rigging votes, aiding ANC&DA,WC parties toyitoying (video)

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20969244 (050510ZJUN24) Notable: Final Commodities Bun

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Final Commodities Bun

>>127095 Two Top Execs at South Africa's Port and Rail Operator Resign

>>127108 Chronic congestion building along the east coast of South Africa

>>127099 Africa Might Emerge As A Major Supplier Of Halal Food

>>127112 (Canada #50) Oil Tumbles After Angola Announces It Is Leaving OPEC

>>127114 Red Sea Ripples: Prolonged Voyages, Soaring Fuel Costs, and Escalating Carbon Emissions Concerns

>>127113 (Canada #50) Beijing Imposes Export Controls On Rare-Earth Processing Tech As Mineral War With US Heats Up

>>127117 South Africa seeks emergency external help to remedy dire situation across the nation’s ports

>>127123 The Oil Market Is Making Plans For Red Sea Chaos To Last Weeks

>>127188, >>127189 South Africa: AfDB boosts Ramaphosa’s investment drive, eyes $27bn Just Transition fundraising (Parts 1&2)

>>127209 Oil discovered in South Africa (video)

>>127212, >>127213 Kinetiko: The Joint Venture

>>127214, >>127215 Dr. Mbendeni Humphrey Mathe

>>127216, >>127217, >>127218 Africa Energy Corporation/Africa Oil Corporation/Canmex

>>127219 Africa Oil announces the passing of Lukas H. Lundin

>>127220 Sweden charges Lundin Energy executives with complicity in Sudan war crimes

>>127221 Anglo American Completes 10-Ship Fleet Expansion

>>127256, >>127257, >>127258, >>127259 Black Economic Empowerment Transactions in South Africa after 1994 (Part 1-4)

>>127260 The role of multinational corporations in South Africa: a political-economic perspective

>>127264 The Real Reason TotalEnergies Sponsors AFCON Football Tournament (video)

>>127268 Carte Blanche: Water shedding: Paying for air

>>127269, >>127270 NDB Spotlight: The Lesotho Highlands Water Project - Who Benefits? (Parts 1&2)

>>127309 SA, Zimbabwe sign MOU on water supply (video)

>>127332 Toxic Treasures: Unmasking The Gold Mafia of Penhalonga (video)

>>127348 Inefficient African Ports See Diverted Red Sea Traffic Slipping Away

>>127349, >>127350 Eskom’s new tariff: Here’s how your monthly electricity bill will change

>>127357 South Africa gets rules for up to stage 16 load-shedding

>>127385 Rand Refinery: “South Africa’s century-old gold refiner runs at 75% as mines dim”

>>127411 De Beers Moving Auctions Head Office to Botswana

>>127412, >>127413, >>127414, >>127415 De Beers Moving Auctions Head Office to Botswana (Parts 1-4)

>>127416, >>127417 Indian diamond industry in a tizzy — Jatin Mehta files a $ 5 bn suit against De Beers, Stanchart and Kroll

>>127418 Anglo American Reportedly Mulling Sale of De Beers

>>127419 Activist-led Elliott builds $1bn stake in Anglo American amid BHP takeover bid

>>127421 Big Pharma's Africa exit a tough pill to swallow (video)

>>127422 Shell LEAVES South Africa After 122 Years

>>127423 South African unions urge Anglo holders to reject BHP bid

>>127433 “ArcelorMittal SA sounds warning to labour as it mulls closure of steel operations”

>>127435 Serious Fraud Office drops 10-year corruption inquiry into Kazakh miner ENRC

>>127436 Congo suspends ERG [Eurasian Resources Group] subcontractors at major cobalt mine owned by the Kazakh oligarchs

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20969245 (050510ZJUN24) Notable: Final Covid & Other Pestilence Bun

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Final Covid & Other Pestilence Bun

>>127110 (Canada #50) Here We Go: CDC Issues Health Alert Over Deadly, Fast-Spreading Strain of Monkeypox

>>127294 Xolani Khumalo On Sizokthola,Moja Love, Threats, Police, Mafias, Cartels,Slyza Tsotsi” - Drugs (video)

>>127295 Nyaope girl SA (video)

>>127296 Cutting Edge: Drug addiction: 07 March 2023 (video)

>>127434 Don’t ignore the real threat of the WHO pandemic treaty

>>127439 The NHI Is Here! Is South Africa Finished? (video)

>>127443 Doctors, businesses and unions get ready for war over the NHI

>>127444 How Bill Gates and partners used their clout to control the global Covid response with little oversight; “they used their clout with the World Health Organization”

>>127445, >>127446, >>127447, >>127448 Plea to African Union: Halt votes on WHO pandemic agreement and international health regulations amendments” (Parts 1-4)

>>127449 South Africa NHI Health Plan 2009 Bill Gates (with attached .pdf)

>>127456 General Research #25657 No Deal: W.H.O. Fails to Secure Global Pandemic Treaty

>>127461 (Canada #59) Elevated Risk Of Epilepsy, Appendicitis In Children After COVID-19 Vaccination: Study

Originally posted at >>>/qresearch/20969247 (050511ZJUN24) Notable: Final Jacob Zuma Bun

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Final Jacob Zuma Bun

>>127128 Corruption in South Africa now worse than under Zuma (video)

>>127131 Umkhonto Wesizwe's real Founders turning in their graves: SACP on Zuma, MK Party (video)

>>127206 He took the spear and stabbed himself with it’: Mbalula on Zuma and MK party

>>127240 “Zuma’s uMkhonto we Sizwe party threatens ANC dominance ahead of elections: Katzenellenbogen” (video)

>>127274 “Audio revealed the hatred, rejection & smear campaign Zuma suffered just before he became president”: Discussion with Vusi Mavimbela (video)

>>127312 Zuma right about van Rooyen’s academic qualifications: report”: Master’s Degree in Finance - Pravin Gordhan qualification: Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (video)

>>127316 EXPLAINER — what we know about Jacob Zuma’s new party

>>127322, >>127323 Louis Liebenberg || Former President Jacob Zuma [addressing Afrikaans white South Africans] || Leadership Summit 2024 (video)

>>127327 Former president Jacob Zuma addresses MK supporters (video)

>>127334 Zuma barred from MK party candidacy by IEC due to criminal record

>>127368 Electoral court clears Zuma to run for parliament

>>127400 South African Ex-President Zuma & Thales' Arms Deal Corruption Case Explained

>>127401, >>127402 Zuma back in court today for corruption trial (2023)

>>127403 Former President Jacob Zuma's corruption trial - 26 October 2023 (video)

>>127404 “ExaminIng Jacob Zuma's private prosecution case”: Case was removed from the roll, arms deal pre-trial scheduled for May 17, 2024 (video)

>>127405 Jacob Zuma v ANC: MK Party triumphs in high-stakes trademark & logo court case (video)

>>127406 Zuma betrayed us - Makgoale (video)

>>127440 2024 Elections: MK Party calls judiciary into question after Concourt ruling on Zuma's eligibility (video)

>>127441, >>127442, >>127442 Electoral Court was wrong on Zuma decision - Kriegler (video)

>>127454 Jacob Zuma’s recent court cases; Janet Love and Recusal of 6 Constitutional Court Justices (video)

>>127455 Ask a Politician: MK Party says Zuma will be President of SA again (video)

>>127462 MK Party reiterates call for a revote (video)