PRETORIA - uMkhonto weSizwe has officially requested a motion of no confidence against President Cyril Ramaphosa.
In a letter to the National Assembly Speaker, the party cites a range of concerns, from rising crime and economic mismanagement to national security failures.
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The motion also claims that Ramaphosa’s leadership has eroded public trust and allowed the state to steadily unravel.
It calls for an urgent special sitting of Parliament within two weeks to debate and vote on the motion.
The MKP insists the motion is not politically motivated, but is necessary to restore stability and accountability.