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Will the voters vote for or punish Shivambu?

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September 16, 2025

Today's politics are not the same as those of yesterday. In the past, activists fought the evil of apartheid. Now we are living in a democracy.

- THEMBA KHOZA

Therefore, anyone and everyone is allowed to be a politician. However, the calibre of our current political leaders is not so good. But I digress. Floyd Shivambu is a career politician. Shivambu knows nothing but politics.

When he left the MKP, many thought his political career had come to an end.

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