MK Party officials tell MP Mzwanele Manyi to stop speaking to the media without authorisation, according to reports. The party says it has concerns about Manyi’s recent media engagements and frames the issue as a matter of compliance with internal guidance around authorised communications. In response, Manyi is reported to have been instructed to cease further unauthorised interviews and to follow the party’s process for speaking to journalists. The reporting describes the action as the party “muzzling” him, but focuses on the stated reason: that his interviews were not cleared or approved through the party’s designated channels. The coverage does not detail any specific interview content, timing, or whether there is a formal disciplinary process underway beyond the instruction to stop unauthorised media interaction. The development is presented as an internal party matter related to how an MP communicates publicly, rather than as a response to new external allegations.