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MKMVA once again targets foreign-owned shops in KZN
The group led yet another protest in the city on Monday – this time placing solidarity with disgruntled truck drivers who claimed that their jobs were being...
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Durban xenophobic attack victims to lobby international media over their plight
Two weeks ago, foreign nationals operating shops in the Workshop area of the Durban CBD were attacked and asked to leave the country.
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Foreign nationals living in Durban want to leave SA amid xenophobic violence
Some members of the MKMVA in KwaZulu-Natal, accompanied by homeless people, are believed to have been among those who ransacked and shut down shops owned by foreign nationals.
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Magashule arrest could strengthen moves to oust Ramaphosa, analysts warn
ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule is facing a string of graft allegations related to a controversial multi-million rand asbestos contract in the Free State during his time as premier.
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Durban xenophobic attack victims fear for lives, struggling to make ends meet
Some members of the uMkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans (MKMVA) in KwaZulu-Natal accompanied by homeless people are believed to have been among those who ransacked and shut down shops owned by foreign nationals.
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DA condemns 'economic terrorism' by MKMVA evicting foreign shop owners in DBN
The Human Rights Commission also added its voice, saying the action was illegal and against democracy.
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EC MKMVA raises concerns over national leadership, wants end to military uniform
The provincial executive committee, in a statement, raised concern over the association being used by 'dishonest figures' seeking to score political points.
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‘I was attacked,’ says Mbalula after making headlines over 'Twitter meltdown'
The minister has been caught in a spat on social media with the MKMVA’s spokesperson Carl Niehaus after describing those demonstrating at the start of the week thugs.
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ANC veteran Msimang echoes Mbalula, questions MKMVA’s credibility
Vusi Msimang told Eyewitness News that the association, unlike other structures of the ANC, had no status and should not even have an office at the ANC’s Luthuli House headquarters.
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Motlanthe: Public spats within ANC never shed light on real issues
Former President Kgalema Motlanthe, in response to this week’s clash on social media between Minister Fikile Mbalula and the Umkhonto We Sizwe Military Veterans Associations, said that such incidents were just heated but gave no clarity.
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MCEBO DLAMINI: The inexcusable childishness of Fikile Mbalula
Fikile Mbalula's tweets have not made him a leader of the people but the celebrity he so much wants to become, writes Mcebo Dlamini.
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Ace Magashule expected to meet with MKMVA leadership in KZN
The ANC secretary-general met with disgruntled members of the veterans association on Tuesday.
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Magashule: ANC will speak to Mbalula over MKMVA tweets
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula took to the social media platform on Monday where he attacked Magashule, and Umkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans Association (MKMVA) leaders and supporters of the former President Jacob Zuma.
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Mbalula will not speak at ANC events until he apologises, says Maphatsoe
Fikile Mbalula went on a Twitter rant on Monday, describing both the MKMVA president and its spokesperson Carl Niehaus as 'suspected criminals'.
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ANC reprimands Mbalula over scathing tweets about Maphatsoe, Niehaus
Party spokesperson Pule Mabe said Fikile Mbalula's actions went against the ANC’s social media policy.
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He’s out of line: MKMVA’s Niehaus responds to Mbalula’s scathing tweets
In a series of tweets the Transport Minister shared his views on those complaining about him claiming the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa was their milking cow and that his sin was closing the taps for their fake security companies.
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MKMVA members march to Luthuli House, claiming ANC is rubbishing Constitution
The association planned to hand over a memorandum to both the ANC and to Gauteng Premier David Makhura’s office.
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GALLERY: Zuma supporters demand Deputy Chief Justice Zondo step down
Supporters of former President Jacob Zuma gathered for a protest on 9 October 2020 at the Mary Fitzgerald Square in Newtown, led by Carl Niehaus, spokesperson of the uMkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans Association. They marched to the Constitutional Court, demanding Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo step down from the commission of inquiry into state capture, accusing him of bias against Zuma.
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MKMVA, ANC Youth League group condemn violence at Brendin Horner murder trial
MKMVA president Kebby Maphatsoe and a grouping called the ANC Youth League crisis committee called for the arrests of farmers who went on the rampage in the Free State on Tuesday.
