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Deputy President Paul Mashatile has cautioned political parties against using social media to run campaigns that are unjust, deceptive and hateful as the country heads to what has been dubbed a watershed election in May 2024.
The 2024 elections are set to be the most contested in recent history, with scores of political parties and independent candidates setting their sights on governing South Africa. So it is imperative that the elections are protected from misbehaviour by political parties and disinformation.
Former president, Jacob Zuma told thousands of MK party supporters KwaXimba that MK is the only party they should vote for.
Religious leaders in KwaZulu-Natal sent a message to the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC), threatening that they will "shut the country for good" and reject the IEC outcomes if they “don’t give MK party a two-thirds majority”.