The MK Party’s election campaign in North West has been disrupted by reports of missing campaign posters, prompting internal complaints. Grassroots structures within the party have raised concerns over the disappearance of materials, which has become a point of contention. This issue was highlighted as one of the key factors in the removal of secretary-general Sibonelo Nomvalo.
The party’s leadership confirmed that the missing posters were part of a broader set of challenges affecting the campaign. These included logistical issues and coordination problems. Nomvalo’s removal followed a series of internal reviews, during which the missing posters were cited as a symptom of deeper organizational weaknesses.
This marks the second high-level departure from the MK Party in recent months. The party has faced increasing pressure to improve its grassroots engagement and campaign efficiency. The incident underscores the growing challenges in maintaining a cohesive and effective election strategy in the region. The party has not yet announced plans for a replacement or a new strategy to address the campaign’s shortcomings.
