Zuma’s ANC disciplinary hearing set to resume on Tuesday
The uMkhonto weSizwe party has confirmed that former president Jacob Zuma will appear during a virtual sitting of the ANC's Disciplinary Committee on Tuesday.
The MK Party's request to have the hearing in person at Luthuli house was denied.
The ANC brought charges against Zuma for his decision to campaign and vote for the MK Party during the May elections.
The MK party issued a statement last night informing party supporters to stay away from Luthuli House and suspend their planned gathering outside the ANC's headquarters in Johannesburg because Zuma won't be there.
The party also refers to the disciplinary hearing as a kangaroo court.
The hearing was postponed last week after Zuma requested that the proceeding be made public. Zuma did not show up for the virtual hearing and was represented by ANC member Tony Yengeni.
