Bongani Hans|Published8 hours agoMK Party’s covert plan to overthrow KwaZulu-Natal leadership

IFP KwaZulu-Natal spokesperson Dr Andile Biyela says the IFP was arranging to have engagements with the NFP to stabilise the GPU. The letter, bearing what looked like NFP’s Acting Secretary General Sunset Xaba’s signature and NFP’s letterhead, indicates that the MKP will on Sunday hold a meeting with certain political parties at a venue yet to be confirmed. The letter, dated March 3, was appreciative of receiving a correspondence from MKP Deputy President Tony Yengeni inviting NFP leadership to participate in a forthcoming coalition government discussions in the province.

“We welcome this progressive initiative and hereby affirm our readiness and commitment to attend the meeting scheduled for 8 March 2026.The party will await your confirmation regarding the venue and time,” read the letter. “We welcome this progressive initiative and hereby affirm our readiness and commitment to attend the meeting scheduled for 8 March 2026. The party will await your confirmation regarding the venue and time,” read the letter.

It further stated that the NFP approaches the deliberations with a spirit of unity and responsibility. “Mindful of the historic task before us to consolidate stability, advance inclusive governance, and ensure that the people of KwaZulu-Natal experience tangible improvements in service delivery and quality of life,” read the letter. It remains unclear how many parties would participate in the meeting, if it would sit.