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MK Party’s Shivambu Defends Visit to Fugitive Bushiri’s Church, Rejects Calls to Apologize

May 31, 2025
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Floyd Shivambu, Secretary-General of the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, has defiantly refused to apologize for attending an Easter service at fugitive preacher Shepherd Bushiri’s church in Malawi, despite fierce backlash from political leaders and the public.

Bushiri, a self-proclaimed prophet, is wanted in South Africa on charges of fraud, money laundering, and rape. His church, the Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG), has faced multiple legal controversies, and his flight from South Africa in 2020 while on bail sparked outrage.

“No Reason to Apologize” – Shivambu Stands Firm

During an interview with Newzroom Afrika on May 30, Shivambu dismissed criticism of his visit, stating, “I have no reason to apologize.” He rejected suggestions that his actions created divisions within the MK Party, insisting the trip was a private matter.

The MK Party, however, quickly distanced itself from the visit, clarifying that Shivambu’s appearance at Bushiri’s church was not sanctioned by the party leadership.

Political and Public Outcry

Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi led the condemnation, calling Shivambu’s decision to associate with Bushiri “a slap in the face to South Africa’s justice system.” Critics argue that his actions undermine the rule of law and send a dangerous message about accountability for high-profile fugitives.

Supporters, however, contend that Shivambu’s visit was a personal religious choice and should not be politicized.

Broader Implications for MK Party

The controversy comes at a critical time for the MK Party as it positions itself ahead of South Africa’s next election cycle. Shivambu’s refusal to back down could either galvanize his base or deepen internal rifts within the party.

For now, the incident has reignited debates about the ethical responsibilities of public figures, the intersection of faith and politics, and the broader implications of leaders engaging with controversial figures.

As the fallout continues, the MK Party faces mounting pressure to address the growing scrutiny over its leadership’s decisions—and whether such associations align with its stated values.

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