Governing party the ANC and the newly formed breakaway organisation uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, led by former president Jacob Zuma, have scored their own goals after the owner of the MK logo ...

uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party lawyer, Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane SC says the ANC’s legal fight over the name and logo of MK was “not a battle for a court. It’s a battle for a political mind ...

This came after the former majority party approached the superior court seeking to halt the MK Party from the continued use of the name and logo of its former armed wing.

The ANC has approached the Supreme Court of Appeal to review the High Court's dismissal of the party's claim to the MK logo ...

In papers, the ANC argues that just because the party was registered does not mean it cannot infringe on the rights of other political parties under the Trade Marks Act.

The African National Congress has not given up its fight to prevent Jacob Zuma from using the uMkhonto weSizwe name and logo ...

and all MK Ground Forces must defend the gains of uMkhonto weSizwe in Richmond Ward 2. We did exactly that.” Despite the loss, the ANC remains the dominant force on the 14-seat council ...

Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party is expanding beyond KwaZulu-Natal, having announced provincial leaders for Gauteng and Limpopo yesterday. There were no surprises in the names revealed ...