Zuma says MK votes during May elections were stolen by “traitors”

MK leader Jacob Zuma says his party should have been the ruling party of South Africa after the May 29 elections.

He lambasted what he calls “traitors”, for stealing MK Party votes.

He says the party has evidence of vote rigging and the case will reach the Constitutional Court.

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Zuma has also thanked party supporters saying they will emancipate black people because the formation of MK Party is significant for transformation.

Zuma has been delivering his keynote address in Vosloorus, Ekurhuleni, ahead of the party’s first anniversary on the 16th of December.