By MK Party’s founder Jabulani Khumalo who was expelled, has no chance of winning back his position as leader of the party after the Electoral Court rejected his bid to be reinstated.
The court dismissed his case, with costs, following his attempt to have the Electoral Commission of South Africa’s (IEC) record of former President Jacob Zuma as MKP leader invalidated and set aside.
In May Khumalo filed application with the Electoral Court against IEC’s decision to remove him as party leader and recorded Zuma instead and this was because he wanted to the IEC recognise him as president of MK party.
The Specialist Court handed down judgment electronically on Wednesday which dismissed his application with punitive costs. The court rejected his forgery allegations against MK leader Jacob Zuma.
In the same vein, Khumalo allegedly had written to Zuma to inform him that he was placing him on precautionary suspension.
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