Bongani Baloyi

Bongani Baloyi

politician South Africa

Bongani Baloyi is a South African politician and the head of elections for the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party. He previously led the Xiluva party, which recently deregistered to join the MK party, reflecting the ongoing realignment of South African political forces. Baloyi's role in the MK party involves strategizing for upcoming elections and fostering collaboration with other political entities to strengthen their collective influence.

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South Africa South Africa: Bongani Baloyi, said his party had been approached by ActionSA and DA councillors in Gauteng who promised to bring it voters in exchange for council seats should they join it. 5

Nobuhle Mthembu Belinda Kaizer Ozukwechuku Herman Mashaba Johannes Lekana Michael Beaumont Nasiphi Moya Floyd Shivambu Mmusi Maimane
Mail & Guardian: Joburg ActionSA councillors only stay for salaries, have applied for DA posts – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Bongani Baloyi has been touted as a potential candidate for the secretary general position. 6

Nhlamulo Ndhlela Floyd Shivambu Phumlani Mfeka Duduzile Zuma Sambudla Mzwanele Manyi Busisiwe Mkhwebane Colleen Makhubele Magasela Mzobe
Mail & Guardian: MK party’s ‘December 16’ faction pushing for spokesperson Ndhlela to be secretary general – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Parties such as Xiluva, led by now MK party head of elections Bongani Baloyi, have dissolved and fallen under Zuma’s leadership. 5

Julius Malema Jacob Zuma Floyd Shivambu Dali Mpofu Mzwanele Manyi Colleen Makhubele Shepherd Bushiri Presley Chweneyagae
Mail & Guardian: Zuma’s MK party wants to undermine EFF under the guise of ‘black unity’ – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Bongani Baloyi is mentioned as the head of elections for the MK party, previously leading the Xiluva party. 5

Vuyo Zungula Ace Magashule Jacob Zuma Cyril Ramaphosa Mzwanele Manyi
Mail & Guardian: No plans to merge with MK party or deregister ATM, says leader – The Mail & Guardian