Zuma’s MK party signals coalition potential, challenging ANC’s reign

In a seismic shift, Jacob Zuma's uMkhonto weSizwe Party emerges as a formidable force in South African politics, poised to challenge the ANC's decades-long dominance. With projections indicating a significant share of the vote, the possibility of coalition governance looms large. Amidst growing disillusionment with the ANC's governance, Zuma's party promises a fresh approach, signalling openness to alliances with like-minded parties. South Africa stands on the brink of a new political era.

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By S'thembile Cele

Former South African President Jacob Zuma's party signaled it's open to a coalition deal with like-minded rivals, having won enough support in national elections to help erase the long-held majority of the ruling African National Congress.

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