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Floyd Shivambu is SA’s political Icarus, whose wings are tied with VBS strings | SA News

30 June 2025 by Guest

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  • Flloyd Shivambu is politically vulnerable, having fallen foul of both Jacob Zuma and Julius Malema, with the stink of the VBS scandal still clinging to him.
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Flloyd Shivambu is politically vulnerable, having fallen foul of both Jacob Zuma and Julius Malema, with the stink of the VBS scandal still clinging to him.

If one were to measure a revolutionary by the state of their facial adornment, then Floyd Shivambu’s dalliance in politics currently looks as patchy as his beard.

Shivambu – edging closer to what might be the political wilderness after a Darwinian coup in his new political home, the uMkhonto Wesizwe (MK) party, prompted by a “false intelligence report” – is on a mission – to find a rightful place in South African revolutionary politics. On Friday, 27 June,…

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