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♦️Breaking News♦️ uMkhonto weSizwe Party has responded to a request at the Conference of the Left, to explain their relationship with the hate group known as “March & March” and others. This comes as the Conference of the Left made an assessment that Capital is at the centre of the socio-economic problems facing SA, and any diversion from confronting Capital and pitting labourers and the working class against each other, is harmful to the domestic and international journey of solidarity. MKP National Chairperson Nathi Nhleko outlined clearly that the MKP is against Afrophobia, against xenophobia and that the group is not an affiliate of MKP. In his presentation, he affirmed what the Conference of The Left generally accepts, that there is a crisis of illegal immigration that must be addressed, and that the only relationship they have had with the group, was a meeting to understand their concerns which were apparently related to legislation regarding immigration. Nhleko further requested that the MKP must be judged on what it does and what it pronounces on, and not on the actions of the people they meet, such as the hate group known as “March & March” The Conference of the Left has not pursued debate on the matter following this clarification.

“We don't have to all agree, we don't have to be friends we don't have to like each other but we all have a responsibility to serve the interest of South Africas so this country doesn't need heroes but it needs principled people” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi “if South Africa is serious about the national reset then the reset must include all of us. it must start with politicians, they drive fancy cars these days they live like business people” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi