Power FM, Friday evening

So whether you come with a manifesto, you come with a revolving door, come with a stagnant door, it just doesn't matter. But how sustainable is this though? Because you've got a queue of unhappy former officials. Some even went to court, including the daughter of former President Jacob Zuma and others who feel that they were unfairly kicked out of the party. You remember the issue of parliamentarians?

Some of whom said that they had to quit their jobs because of the impression that they got that they are going to represent parliament only for the list to be changed. You remember, I think it was in Kesaren or Eastern Cape, some who went when Zuma was attending a prayer session to complain about how the list was changed, and Zuma chased them out to say, Look, let's follow a particular protocol. And you also have.

Somebody, you know, I know someone within the party who, or some people will tell you that, you know, you can't even buy a bucky when you are a parliamentarian of the party because you might not get to the finish line when it comes to repayment of the same bucky. So rather save money, go to an auction, buy the damn bucky cash while you are still within the party. So to a large extent, you've got

Got anxiety bubbling under, even within the party itself. Absolutely, absolutely. Tabison, that's the point I'm making is in fact irrelevant. Coincidentally, just Sunday, I published an article where I was saying that the MK party will remain intact for as long as former President Zuma is actively involved in the party. But once it takes a back seat, that is where things will start happening. Because even the people are

I talked about earlier on, saying that they are supporting MK Party without understanding the manifesto, without seeing the manifesto, but because they like former President Zuma. So once it takes a seat, that is when things will go wrong. Even the people who are discandaled, some of whom have, like we said, have already resigned from their position, some have been occupying certain parliamentary positions, be it in the provinces or in the National Assembly, those people will come back because.

There will be space for them to do so. Currently, it's not easy because even if they do, then it means that they are not going to succeed because a former president Zuma still enjoys much support, mostly in KwaZulu-Natal, but also in other parts of the country. So, then, for as long as he's there, the party is okay with all the weaknesses that we have just highlighted, it will still be okay. The problem is when he's no longer active in politics, then that is where the question then will become even more relevant. Yeah, I hope you don't mind me asking you about this because.