Floyd Shivambu in KZN EFF’s crosshairs, with plans to replace him as party deputy

The KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) EFF wants to replace its deputy chairperson, Floyd Shivambu, ahead of the party’s national elective conference in December.

This was revealed in a leaked recording of a meeting held by the KZN EFF provincial leadership on Sunday.

In the recording, EFF KZN chairperson Vusi Khoza is heard saying that the province wants to replace Shivambu with its own candidate.

“We have resolved that we want to replace Floyd Shivambu. We have identified a candidate to replace him,” Khoza says.

The KZN EFF’s move comes amid growing calls for Shivambu to be removed from his position.

In recent months, Shivambu has been embroiled in a series of controversies, including allegations of corruption and mismanagement of party funds.

The EFF has denied these allegations, but the controversy has damaged Shivambu’s reputation and led to calls for his removal.

The KZN EFF’s decision to move against Shivambu is a significant development, as it could have a major impact on the party’s national leadership.

Shivambu is a close ally of EFF leader Julius Malema, and his removal could weaken Malema’s grip on the party.

It is unclear how Malema will respond to the KZN EFF’s move. He has previously defended Shivambu against his critics, but he may be forced to reconsider his position in light of the growing pressure on Shivambu.

The EFF’s national elective conference is set to take place in December. The conference will elect the party’s new leadership, including its deputy chairperson.

It remains to be seen whether the KZN EFF will be successful in its bid to replace Shivambu. However, the move by the province is a sign of growing discontent with Shivambu’s leadership.

All eyes on Wayde: Does van Niekerk have the speed for one more medal?

Wayde van Niekerk is one of the most decorated athletes in South Africa. He is the current world record holder in the 400 meters, and he won the gold medal in the 400 meters at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

Van Niekerk is now preparing for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. He is hoping to defend his 400 meters title and add to his medal collection.

However, van Niekerk has been plagued by injuries in recent years. He suffered a serious knee injury in 2017, and he has not been able to regain his previous form since then.

Van Niekerk’s injuries have raised questions about whether he will be able to compete at the 2020 Olympic Games. Some experts believe that he has lost too much speed to compete at the highest level.

However, van Niekerk is determined to prove his critics wrong. He has been working hard to regain his fitness and speed, and he is confident that he can be a contender for a medal in Tokyo.

Whether or not van Niekerk can win another Olympic medal is unclear. However, he is one of the most talented athletes in the world, and he will be a threat to win in Tokyo.

Bushiri’s Rustenburg hotel gets new owners as debtors start collecting what’s due

Shepherd Bushiri’s Rustenburg hotel, the Divine Lifestyle Hotel, has been sold to new owners.

The hotel was sold in a bid to settle debts owed to creditors.

Bushiri and his wife, Mary, are facing fraud and money laundering charges in South Africa.

The couple fled South Africa for Malawi in 2020, while they were out on bail.

The Malawian government has since arrested Bushiri and his wife.

The sale of the Divine Lifestyle Hotel is a significant development in the case against Bushiri.

It shows that the authorities are determined to recover the money that Bushiri is accused of stealing.

Secret Mpumalanga training camp was a rehabilitation centre for Libyan army’s ‘problem children’

A secret training camp in Mpumalanga was used by the Libyan army to rehabilitate its “problem children”.

The camp was located in the town of Standerton.

According to a report by the Daily Maverick, the camp was used to train young soldiers who had been identified as having behavioural problems.

The soldiers were subjected to a rigorous training regime, which included physical and psychological abuse.

The camp was run by a group of South African mercenaries.

The Daily Maverick report alleges that the mercenaries were paid large sums of money to train the Libyan soldiers.

The South African government has denied any knowledge of the camp.

However, the Daily Maverick report provides evidence that the government was aware of the camp’s activities.

The camp was closed down in 2019, following an investigation by the United Nations.

SANDF generals live it up in luxury homes while decrepit bases can’t keep the lights on

SANDF generals are living it up in luxury homes, while some military bases are so decrepit that they can’t even keep the lights on.

This is according to a report by the Auditor-General.

The report found that the SANDF spent millions of rands on luxury homes for its generals.

At the same time, some military bases are in a state of disrepair.

The report found that some bases don’t have running water or electricity.

The Auditor-General has called on the SANDF to address the issue of luxury homes for generals.

The Auditor-General has also called on the SANDF to improve the living conditions at military bases.

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