uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) Party announces sweeping leadership changes following decisions by its party leadership. Multiple outlets report that the party removes key national figures, including national chairperson Nhleko and first deputy president John Hlophe, with immediate effect. The party also elevates Jacob Zuma’s son, Duduzane Zuma, to a senior leadership role. According to the reports, Duduzane Zuma is appointed as first deputy president. Another personnel change reported by outlets is the appointment of Tony Yengeni as second deputy president. The changes are presented as part of a restructuring of the party’s top leadership, with the new appointments taking effect alongside the removals of the outgoing leaders. The reporting focuses on the leadership reshuffle and the specific roles assigned to the newly appointed deputies, while not detailing any reasons for the changes.