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As well, also being killed. Well, let's speak now to Mkuseli Blengani, who's the MK Party provincial spokesperson who joins us now. Mkuseli, good afternoon to you. Thank you very much for your time today. Your regional organizer killed in KwaZulu-Natal. Tell us about what you know about this incident so far. Greetings to you, greetings to the viewers at home. Indeed, Comrade Laspon, Shazi.

who was our who was our regiment organizer in Ugu, was shot yesterday and he died on the spot. He was shot at his home. We were having a Zoom meeting. He was having a Zoom meeting with his comrades. Of course, taking stop to what has transpired in the first day of election, planning for today's election.

Unfortunately, there were men that came to his house and they shot him dead. What is your reaction to this? Obviously, very concerning in KwaZulu-Natal with tensions high. No, our reaction is: of course, we were calling for all our members to become and not speculate as to what were the circumstances of his death and allow the law enforcement people to do the investigations.

Even when the information arises, we'll then be able to inform them as to what transpired. Of course, we're worried, as you would know, that KwaZulu-Natal has a history of political violence and political intolerance. So, obviously, we are worried. And again, we're calling the people and our members to respect the family so that we don't add to its

What is the MK Party doing in KwaZulu-Natal to ensure stability and non-violence? We have engaged our members on the ground, the leadership on the ground in an intensive campaign to ensure that we teach our comrades to be politically tolerant. As of now, what transpired to combat last point.

It came as a shock because no one, I'm sure, even in other political parties, anticipated this. Of course, we know that the situation will always be volatile because of its own historical background. Kusili, thank you very much. And Kusili Malengani, condolences to you at the MK Party, the MK Party provincial spokesperson speaking to us there on the WhatsApp line. Merle says, Morning, Mandy, got this message from my 96-year-old parents here.