Umkhonto weSizwe (MK Party) national organiser, Floyd Shivambu, has welcomed former Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) national chairperson, Dali Mpofu, to the MKP. Shivambu took to X (formerly ...
Commenting on Floyd Shivambu’s resignation from EFF to join MKP, Khumalo pitied Shivambu, saying he should have stayed in the EFF and grow it. "He should have stayed with [Julius] Malema ...
Newly-minted secretary general of the uMkhontho we Sizwe party, Floyd Shivambu said he had no role in the high-profile recent ...
In August, the Red Berets' deputy president Floyd Shivambu jumped ship, to join former president Jacob Zuma's party, followed by Mzwanele Manyi. Political analyst Professor Levy Ndou from the ...
Former senior leaders of MKP, Floyd Shivambu, Busisiwe Mkhwebane as well as Dali Mpofu left the red berets to join MKP. MKP is now the third largest party with only less than a year of being launched.
Picture: Lindsay Dentlinger/Eyewitness News ... including its former deputy, Floyd Shivambu, who left in August. Former Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane also jumped the EFF's ship just last ...
"Floyd said, 'No way, this is not going to happen,'" Malema recalled, adding that Shivambu became shocked after the meeting because Mpofu was not rejecting the idea, but in fact endorsing it.
The first picture features a green-coloured safari-themed birthday cake that says, “Raha 2.” The second snapshot showcases panda and monkey cutouts used as decorations at the party ...
“They sing beautifully and are always willing to pose for pictures and sign roll calls ... The party’s former deputy president, Floyd Shivambu, previously mentioned in an interview that ...
In the podcast, Malema said he was surprised at Mpofu’s suggestion of a merger, which he said had been met with strong opposition from then EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu. Shivambu ...
This comes after the departure of several high-profile EFF leaders such as Floyd Shivambu, Busisiwe Mkhwebane ... and are always willing to pose for pictures and sign roll calls, but remember ...