The newly formed MK party has confirmed it will not attend tomorrow's Presidential Inauguration
Newly-formed Umkhonto weSizwe has confirmed that it will not attend tomorrow’s Presidential Inauguration. The party confirmed this in a statement, stating that tomorrow’s inauguration of President Cyril Ramaphosa is sponsored by the DA.
The MK last week boycotted the first parliamentary sitting after receiving 58 seats in the National Assembly at the 29 May polls. Members of the public and media are advised to make use of the park and ride bus services located at the Pretoria Show Grounds in order to access the Union Buildings to attend the inauguration celebrations.
A number of streets in the capital will remain closed for traffic for the better part of the day. This as festivities for the inauguration of the 7th democratically elected president are expected to unfold.
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