“Mayibuye iAfrika” New Political Movement Launched in South Africa, Floyd Calls for Unity

Former MK Party Secretary-General Floyd Nyiko Shivambu has announced the creation of a new political movement in South Africa. He thanked citizens for their support and invited those who believe in freedom and justice to join the effort.

In a statement on Saturday, Shivambu expressed appreciation for the public’s interest in the movement, which has not yet been named. “We remain committed to the goal of full liberation and equality. Mayibuye iAfrika!” he said, referencing the call for Africa’s reclaiming of dignity and power.

Supporters who want to participate in shaping the movement can share their details via WhatsApp (+27 78 439 9052) or through an online form.

The announcement comes as South Africa sees growing demand for new political options, following election losses and divisions within major parties. Shivambu, previously linked to the Economic Freedom Fighters and later the MK Party, is now pushing for a fresh approach focused on change.

While no official policies or party name have been revealed, sources say the movement will emphasize youth participation, economic fairness, and African unity.

Analysts say Shivambu’s move reflects both his personal shift and an effort to appeal to voters dissatisfied with traditional politics. “He’s reaching out to those who feel ignored by current leaders,” one expert noted.

As the movement takes shape, attention will be on how it builds support ahead of future elections.