MKP raises concerns over alleged election irregularities with IEC
The party has formally lodged an objection with the commission alleging system failures.
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party, also known as MK Party, has raised concerns with the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) regarding alleged irregularities during the electoral process. The party has formally filed an objection, alleging system failures, discrepancies between electronic results and physical result slips, and irregularities in the counting, verification, and reconciliation process, particularly in eThekwini.
MK Party President Jacob Zuma is set to hold a briefing to discuss the matter. The party's Head of Elections, Lei Mchunu, explained that they had applied for condonation to the IEC due to the closing time, as all objections were supposed to be closed on the 6th. Mchunu emphasized their desire to engage with the IEC in a peaceful manner and maintain that the elections were free and fair, but they are currently questioning the integrity of the IEC.
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