The MK party was allegedly in a bind after it couldn't use a stadium

• The MK Party was allegedly prevented from using a stadium in the eThekwini Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal
• The party reportedly wanted to book the Princess Magogo Stadium but was inexplicably rejected
• South Africans were surprised that the party, which many believed was growing, would allegedly use a stadium as small as the Princess Magogo Stadium for a rally

Tebogo Mokwena, a Briefly News current affairs journalist in Johannesburg, South Africa, has covered policy changes, the State of the Nation Address, politician-related news and elections at Daily Sun and Vutivi Business News for over seven years. Do you have a hard news story you would like to share? Email [email protected] with CA in the subject line.

Mzansi was disappointed in the MK party after it allegedly wanted to use the Princess Magogo Stadium. Images: Papi Morake/Gallo Images via Getty Images Source: Getty Images

ETHEKWINI, KWAZULU-NATAL – A spanner was allegedly thrown in the MK party’s campaign wheel after it could not use a stadium in eThekwini for a pre-election campaign rally. Many were stunned at the party’s alleged choice of stadium to host such an important event.

MK allegedly scrambling for stadium

@ZANewsFlash posted the story on his X account. According to Scrolla.Africa, the party was planning on hosting a rally on 21 April. It’s believed the municipality gave no reason for allegedly blocking the MK party from using the KwaMashu-based stadium. Read the tweet here:

South Africans stunned by stadium choice

Netizens were surprised that the MKP, which recently won a court battle against the Independent Electoral Commission, would not opt for a larger stadium.

Meanor said:

“I’m surprised that a party that expects a two-thirds majority would opt for something as small as Princess Magogo.”

My biased opinion said:

“I thought MKP was going for the Moses Mabhida stadium.”

Andynkosi said:

“They must go to Mabhida like all serious political parties.”

Molwantwa joked:

“We have Mmabatho Stadium in Mahikeng, for free even.”

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In a similar article, Briefly News reported that the MKP removed former Fees Must Fall activist Bonginkosi Khanyile from his role as the Youth League national coordinator.

The party confirmed the move to Briefly News but did not reveal the reason behind his axing.

South Africans were relieved, and some believed Khanyile was not politically savvy.