Malobela_

Member of the MK Party🟢⚫

[Black-Jesus💧🇿🇦 @KingMntungwa]

To everyone who says Pres Jacob Zuma "failed when he was the president". Here is the reason why he was not able to fix many things.🔥🇿🇦‼️

[Malobela_ @khuleShembe]

@LwahSompisi Phansi Estcourt kwelakithi😂😂

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@nkazimulomz @MavoWorld Ngizamile Nhlanzi😅

[Malobela_ @khuleShembe]

How do they know all these stats?

[Africa First @AfricaFirsts]

No African country has more than 300,000 km of roads, except South Africa 🇿🇦 with a road network spanning 750,000 km.

[Lisa the First @Lisathe_first]

MisuZulu can sit on the throne because of Ramaphosa.

But here is the True King of Zulu kingdom.

MisuZulu is an abomination.

[Malobela_ @khuleShembe]

@Seraphinaf5 176

[Lunathi Kilani 🇿🇦🏳️‍🌈 @LunathiKilani]

THE QUIET POWER SHIFT TAKING SHAPE INSIDE THE MKP!

20 MAY, 2026

What is becoming increasingly visible inside the MKP is not necessarily a collapse of authority in my zero cent opinion, but rather a recalibration of it. Political parties, especially those built around dominant personalities and liberation struggle credentials, often go through silent internal corrections long before the public fully notices them. The signs inside the MKP suggest that former President Zuma is slowly but deliberately reasserting a more centralized command structure around himself and trusted political veterans he trusts to execute his vision or political mandate.

If one follows the sequence of events carefully, the shifts did not begin overnight. The introduction and growing prominence of figures like uBhuti Hlati (Tony Yengeni) and Nathi Nhleko around the operational and political core of the party appears less accidental and more strategic or at least deliberate. These are certainly not lightweight political actors in JZ’s political orbit. They are seasoned. former ANC leaders who understand internal party power management, discipline, loyalty structures and in a way political containment. Therefore their emergence inside the MKP ecosystem signals or signaled a calculated move toward institutional control rather than emotional or personality-driven influence.

From the outside, it increasingly feels like Zuma may have identified the dangers of parallel power centres forming too early inside his or their movement. With Dudu Zuma-Sambudla who had built a very energetic and aggressive mobilisation network around herself, particularly on social media and among some MKP ground forces. But movements centred too heavily around too many personalities can become unstable very quickly, especially when the line of authority begins competing and undermining instead of it actually complementing itself. That tends to worry experienced political operators; and Zuma is a ruthless political animal.

Duduzane Zuma, on the other hand, has gradually been positioned differently. Softer in posture, humble in humour, empathetic, relatable, willing to follow or be led, he is less confrontational publicly and more fundamentally he is far more measured politically. Whether intentional or not, his growing proximity to senior political minds or actors in the MKP; like Yengeni creates the impression of someone being politically groomed into a more disciplined and controllable role within the organisation. Not necessarily to lead immediately, but to become part of a future stabilising faction aligned directly to Zuma senior’s authority.

The recent disciplinary tensions and internal messaging inconsistencies also reinforce the idea that the party leadership is testing enforcement mechanisms internally. Every political movement eventually reaches a moment where excitement and activism must give way to structure, command and chain of authority. The MKP now appears to be entering that phase. And whenever that happens, informal influence networks usually begin losing ground to centralized command structures.

Whether one agrees with the MKP or not, one thing is becoming clearer: former President Jacob Zuma still appears determined to remain the undisputed political centre of gravity within the organisation. The old ANC-style culture of top-down political management seems to be re-emerging inside the MKP, with trusted loyalists acting as both political shields and enforcers of internal order.

Of course, this could all simply be my imaginary as an outsider that is overanalysing normal organisational inner shifts. Yes; in politics often creates patterns people want to interpret as grand strategy, which might be or might not be. However what it seems right now, is that there's somewhat a shift in power balance inside the MKP, in one shape or form.

[Malobela_ @khuleShembe]

Former President Jacob Zuma

[Lunathi Kilani 🇿🇦🏳️‍🌈 @LunathiKilani]

@TimDhlamini President Zuma providing a clear and sober lecture on socialism, communism, capitalism and class struggle!

1/3

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@desti_hano7 @grok what’s the answer?

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@MonwabisiKete Where is TUT?

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@damzychillin Cavajal

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@GunnerPuls Ramos

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@Dexterfooty Solanke?🤷🏽

[Sky Sports Football @SkyFootball]

"We are going to win" 🗣️

Reece James speaking ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup final vs PSG 👀

[Nonhlanhla Nhlanzi @Nonhla_Shembe]

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[Prof Moya @MoyaProf]

Only those who “Continue to humble themselves before the Lord shall be fortified and lifted up” because, it was written that: “the least and abused amongst you, is the greatest.

SA cannot afford to loose the exceptional brains and leadership of the political scientist, Nyiko Shivambu, the unification agenda shall go ahead. Like a disciple, Shivambu shall continue to serve the progressive force until liberation is achieved.

[Malobela_ @khuleShembe]

@SilindokuhleZo4 @Phislash @Oracle5152 😂😂😂

[Growth Era @daily__growth]

Being a good man doesn’t guarantee a good life.

You can be honest, loyal, hardworking, and still get overlooked, betrayed, or broken.

The world doesn’t reward you for being good.
It rewards you for being effective.

Character matters, but it’s power, discipline, and results that move the needle.

So I stopped waiting for fairness.
I started building leverage.

And now I play the game knowing that being good is the baseline, being great is the requirement.

[Malobela_ @khuleShembe]

@AlunamdaNocanda @Oracle5152 Are you a step dad