A small KZN based political party led by a clergyman who is close to former president, Jacob Zuma, has teamed up ATM to hand over its provincial votes to the party.
Durban - A small and newly formed KZN based political party led led by a clergyman who is close to former president, Jacob Zuma, has ahead of the May 8 general elections, teamed up with African Transformation Movement to hand over its provincial votes to the party.
Its president, Bishop Timothy Ngcobo, a man who shot to fame by organizing night vigils for Zuma when his corruption charges were reinstated last year, said they agreed to work with ATM because they share a common ideology. Asked how will seat allocations be done after the elections, Ngcobo said they have finalized that issue even though they have started discussing it.
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