EFF Deputy President Floyd Shivambu Steps Down: Implications and Future Prospects
Floyd Shivambu has stepped down as the Deputy President of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a key player in South Africa's political scene. The resignation was announced by the EFF and is effective immediately, sparking questions about the internal dynamic and future strategies of the party. The EFF's leadership has scheduled a media briefing to discuss Shivambu's departure and potential leadership changes.
MoreKabelo Gwamanda Resigns Amid Intense Political Turmoil and Scrutiny
Kabelo Gwamanda has resigned from his political position after succumbing to intense and mounting pressure. This decision follows a series of controversies and opposition from various factions. The resignation marks a pivotal shift in the political environment, with varied reactions from public and political leaders. Gwamanda's departure will significantly influence political dynamics moving forward.
MoreVenezuelan Election Sparks International Outcry Amid Rigging Allegations
The Venezuelan presidential election has resulted in Nicolás Maduro being declared the winner, sparking accusations of rigging from the opposition and skepticism from the international community. The contentious result has plunged the nation into a precarious standoff, with calls for transparency from global leaders.
MoreRebecca Miano Requests Withdrawal from Cabinet Nomination
Rebecca Miano has asked President William Ruto to withdraw her name from the list of cabinet nominations. Her request came before the list was submitted to the National Assembly for vetting. President Ruto had originally nominated Miano as the first female Attorney General in Kenya.
MoreArthur Zwane Resigns as Secretary-General Amid Tumultuous Times for MK Party
Arthur Zwane has resigned as Secretary-General of the MK party. With Jacob Zuma, the party's leader, facing misconduct charges from the ANC, and internal disputes concerning the party’s founder Jabulani Khumalo, MK party is embroiled in controversy. Recent actions include the nomination of John Hlophe for the Judicial Service Commission.
MoreUpcoming Presidential Debate Between Biden and Trump to Test Cognitive Agility
In the anticipated presidential debate on June 27, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will face rigorous scrutiny of their mental and behavioral capabilities. This 90-minute live event on CNN will give both candidates the chance to showcase their cognitive and temperamental readiness for the high-pressure demands of the presidency.
MoreOgun State Announces Activities for Democracy Day Celebrations Honoring MKO Abiola
Ogun State Government has laid out its schedule for Democracy Day on June 12. The events will start with a memorial prayer for the late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola at his family house, followed by a lecture delivered by Public Affairs Analyst, Mr. Richard Akinnola. The celebration honors Abiola, believed to have won the 1993 presidential election, which was later annulled.
MoreKenya’s Supreme Court Upholds Nullification of Magarini MP's Election: What This Means for ODM and Future Polls
Kenya's Supreme Court has upheld the nullification of Harrison Garama's election as Magarini MP on the grounds of constitutional irregularities, affirming earlier decisions by lower courts. This landmark ruling, influenced by United Democratic Alliance's Stanley Kenga, mandates a by-election and poses substantial ramifications for the Orange Democratic Movement.
MoreDP Rigathi Gachagua's Mysterious Absence From State Functions Raises Questions
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's sudden absence from multiple state functions has sparked speculation. Gachagua has not been seen in public since a roadside engagement last Monday, and his office remains tight-lipped. This is highly unusual for the DP, especially considering his active role in national projects and close coordination with President Ruto.
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