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Floyd Shivambu, the Secretary-General of the South African opposition political party, the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, has dismissed the State capture narrative, which emerged from the judicial inquiry led by former Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, as lacking merit.
In an interview with Newzroom Afrika on Wednesday, Shivambu, who resigned from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in August, criticised the allegations against several prominent figures, including former President Jacob Zuma, former Eskom and Transnet CEO Brian Molefe, and former Transnet chief executive Siyabonga Gama.
Shivambu, who had been a long-time ally of Julius Malema, the leader of the EFF, explained that for years, he had been misled into believing the accusations against these leaders. He said (via <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/politics/rubbish-or-nonsense-floyd-shivambu-insists-state-capture-narrative-is-fiction-and-biggest-scam-in-sa-politics-f0e37482-ec1f-47af-a40e-a92c56fb6ee3">IOL</a>):
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Let us deal with those issues emphatically and decisively. The biggest scam in South Africa’s politics and political history was this nonsense or rubbish called State capture narrative which was driven for a very long time.
Some of us got to realise even before the uMkhonto weSizwe party was formed that we were driven into the wrong agenda to pursue President Zuma because he did not want to account to the white capitalist establishment.
There has never been an instance, not even once, where the white capitalist establishment got to direct and micro-manage President Zuma.
He associated with progressive forces domestically and at a global level because he understood the agenda he is fighting for.
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Shivambu asserted that State capture did not happen. He said:
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There is no such thing that got to happen. That is why even from a mechanical point of view, the people that you say are facing corruption allegations and all of that, are not facing such.
They tried to charge commander Brian Molefe with corruption, but those charges have been dropped. There is no meaningful case against our Member of Parliament, commander Siyabonga Gama.
There is no case against Lucky Montana, there is no case against anyone because all of that State capture nonsense was just fiction that was meant to bastardise and scare off those who were in pursuit of radical economic transformation.
That is the agenda that we openly and proudly associate with. We call on the people of South Africa to realise that we were misled for a very long time, with so many lies.
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However, the withdrawal of the case against Brian Molefe was not an exoneration, but a result of poorly formulated charges that preceded the final report of the Zondo Commission.
This followed the High Court in Pretoria accepting Corruption Watch’s formal notice of withdrawal, with both parties agreeing to bear their own costs.
State capture in South Africa refers to a form of systemic political corruption where private interests influence the state’s decision-making processes to their own advantage.
It was associated with the close relationship between Zuma and the Gupta family, who allegedly used their influence to secure lucrative government contracts and appointments.
The Zondo Commission of Inquiry, chaired by former Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, investigated these allegations and found substantial evidence of corruption and state capture.
The commission’s report, released in 2022, detailed how state-owned enterprises like Eskom, Transnet, and PRASA were manipulated for personal gain.
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Floyd Shivambu says State Capture in South Africa never happened. He disagrees with the accusations against Zuma, Molefe, and Gama. Shivambu believes these claims were made to stop radical economic transformation. Charges against Molefe were dropped due to poorly formulated charges. State capture involves private interests influencing government decisions. The Zondo Commission found evidence of corruption and state capture in South Africa's state-owned enterprises.)null

State Capture Never Happened - Shivambu

A faction of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) is concerned that some of their colleagues are planning to turn the organisation into a political party to challenge ZANU PF in future elections.
There are fears that the war veterans were inspired by events in South Africa where former president Jacob Zuma formed the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK Party) which contested the 29 May general elections and denied the ruling African National Congress (ANC) a governing majority.
As reported by <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/news/article/200028391/war-vets-mull-forming-political-party">The Standard</a>, a faction of the ZNLWA has been secretly plotting to form a new political party after President Emmerson Mnangagwa allegedly revealed his intentions to extend his mandate beyond the two-term constitutional limit.
The faction, led by Moffat Marashwa, last week walked out of a meeting held in Harare on Monday to discuss various issues affecting ex-combatants, saying the meeting was being used to prepare for the formation of an opposition party.
The meeting was co-chaired by War Veterans Minister Monica Mavhunga and acting Public Service Minister Lovemore Matuke.
National executive members of another faction of the ZNLWVA such as Andrease Mathibela, Dadirai Gijimana and Edward Dube, also attended the meeting, as well as Douglas Mahiya, who is the ZANU PF War Veterans League national secretary in the politburo.
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In a communique dated June 11, 2024, to update members of his faction, which was seen by The Standard, Marashwa wrote:
The meeting was intended to inform us of a roadmap (sic) they had planned to hold an illegal national congress of the ZNLWVA on an unknown date.
Cde Marashwa’s deligates (sic) walked out of the meeting after realising that the meeting was intended to convert the ZNLWVA into a political party like what happened in South Africa where MK challenged ANC in the recent elections…
As your national executive committee, we are going to resist any actions intended to divert the ZNLWVA founding objectives of improving the welfare of our members.
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Mathibela, who leads a ZNLWVA camp that is not a ZANU PF affiliate, confirmed the meeting but denied claims that they were plotting to form a new political party. He told The Standard:
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There is no element of truth in that. We are just talking about the state of the nation where we pray things could change for the better for all Zimbabweans as currently, Zimbabwe is not functional.
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War Veterans Mull Forming Political Party

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) has filed an urgent application at the Constitutional Court to interdict the first sitting of Parliament set for Friday, 14 June.
According to <a href="https://www.news24.com/news24/politics/political-parties/live-all-the-latest-news-analysis-and-results-from-the-2024-south-african-general-elections-20240527">News24</a>, MKP is taking Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, Parliament secretary Xolile George and others to the ConCourt over the party’s claims that, without its presence at the swearing-in, the first sitting will not quorate.
In a two-part application, the MKP asks the Constitutional Court to urgently hear its application and to interdict Friday’s first sitting of the National Assembly from proceeding.
In the second part, the party is seeking the court to declare Zondo’s and Secretary to Parliament Xolile George’s conduct in proceeding with the sitting as “inconsistent with the Constitution”.
MKP also want a declaratory order that the National Assembly is not properly constituted if the first sitting “consists of no less than 340 members and no more than 400” and if these members have not been sworn in.
Furthermore, the party wants the apex court to set aside the Electoral Commission of South Africa’s (IEC) declaration of the elections as free and fair and to order President Cyril Ramaphosa to proclaim another election.
MKP secretary-general Sihle Ngubane alleges in his affidavit that there is a “potential” tally of 590 000 votes that were affected by “discrepancies”.
Ngubane argues that the matter will end up in the Electoral Court and therefore a new president cannot be elected before the matter has been heard.
Parliament will continue with the sitting unless interdicted by the ConCourt.
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