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Undisclosed illness. He was at the Princess Makogo Stadium in KwaMashu, north of Durban, where the MK Party held its final election rally ahead of the opening of the polls today. Tomisokoba was there. In typical Jacob Zuma fashion, he sang and danced for the thousands of MK Party supporters that were gathered at the Princess Makoko Stadium. The 84-year-old former state president.

Has also downplayed concerns over his health, saying he was only admitted to hospital for a minor medical issue. In a 30-minute speech where he criticized the current government for being in cahoots with white people, Zuma says he's still going to be around until the country returns to its rightful owners. Starting from today, we must be united black people. I swear, with everything in me that we've

Going to take back the country, not through any bad means, but through our strength in numbers. The MK Party will be contesting its first ever local government elections with the organization's leaders confident of a strong debut. Sabisokoba, Eyewitness News, Durban. In the Western Cape, the city of Cape Town has reassured Langa residents that the suspension of the Kata Langa Intertownship Taxi Association will not.