uMkhonto weSizwe (MK Party) member of Parliament (MP) Nhlamulo Ndhlela resigns and will be working for the outfit full time.
Ndhlela, the outfit’s spokesperson, has given up his parliamentary role so he can fully devote himself to the affairs of the MK Party.
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MK Party MP Nhlamulo Ndhlela Resigns From Parliament
In his statement, Ndhlela said his decision was motivated by a commitment to devote more time and effort to building the party.
“I am resigning from Parliament to focus on the party,” he explained.
His resignation means he will not be returning to Parliament when it reconvenes in 2025.
Last week, the MK Party President Jacob Zuma appointed Ndhlela as a full-time National Spokesperson. This means he will now be serving in the group’s top 8. Members of the top 8 in the MK do not serve in government.
In an announcement made last week, the party said:
“The Commander General President Zuma has given a command and appointed Commander Nhlamulo Ndhlela on a full-time basis as an official in the role of National Spokesperson; therefore will be participating as a member of the Top 8 and the National High Command.
“This decision is to ensure the further strengthening of the Communication machinery of the party and to shape its strategic direction. The President has confidence in Commander Ndhlela to continue to execute his responsibilities with the astuteness he continually demonstrates.“
Reactions To The Resignations
People online had varied reactions to the resignation of Nhlamulo Ndhlela from parliament.
Pitbull:
“They are creating a space for Mbuyiseni Ndlozi.“
Ntonto:
“Next week, it will be another resignatio,n and the reason will be he wants to focus on his business ”
Mtukulu:
“So they’re waiting for Dr Ndlozi, where are those who canvassed for MK kanti.“
Vax:
“He has a huge task of organizing 8.1 million empty drums for 2026 local government elections.“
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