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A branded MK Party van.
Members of the All African Alliance Movement (AAAM) have successfully challenged their expulsion from the uMkhonto weSizwe Party in the Western Cape High Court.
The AAAM members allege that MK Party leader, former President Jacob Zuma sidelined them.
The court, in an order dated 4 December 2024, reviewed and set aside their expulsion and removal of their names on candidate lists.
The clergy approached the High Court for it to review and set aside the decision by the National Assembly’s Speaker, to refuse to swear them in as Members of Parliament.
JUST IN : Members of the All African Alliance Movement (AAAM) – who allege that @MkhontoweSizwex leader, former Pres. Zuma sidelined them after the May polls following their Jan 2024 endorsement – have successfully challenged their expulsion in the WC High Court #SABCNews . pic.twitter.com/a6p0xcEDAr
— Canny Maphanga (@CannyMaphanga) December 5, 2024
The disgruntled members of the clergy argued before the court that the All-African Alliance Movement had a working agreement with the MK Party.
The said agreement was that the movement of the clergy and traditional leaders would suspend their activities and work under the banner of the MK as well as share the spoils after the elections equally.
The movement, however, alleges that this agreement was not realised, and they were allegedly sidelined.
