In a significant shake-up, Jacob Zuma, the leader of the MK Party, has removed two top officials, including Arthur Zwane, from their positions. Zwane, who had been secretary-general for just two weeks, cited workload issues and stepped down. Dr. Sifiso Maseko takes over as the new secretary-general, with Zuma aiming for more efficient use of the party's human resources.

In the 2023 CNN televised presidential debate in Atlanta, Georgia, Donald Trump and Joe Biden discussed key issues such as immigration, the economy, and abortion. The BBC Verify fact-checking team scrutinized several claims made by both candidates, highlighting factual errors and contextualizing statements with supporting data.

The Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide has called on the Federal Government to engage in dialogue with Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The group emphasizes that Kanu is open to an out-of-court settlement and urges President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to initiate the negotiation process for peace in the South-East region.

In a bold political move in South Africa, former President Jacob Zuma’s party, uMkhonto weSizwe (MK), has aligned itself with the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) under a new opposition banner called the 'Progressive Caucus'. This development follows allegations of election rigging after the 2024 elections, leading to significant legal and political maneuvers.

President Biden's speech in Normandy, commemorating D-Day, honored U.S. Army Rangers and emphasized democratic values, contrasting with former President Trump's approach. His message framed democracy vs. dictatorship as the central issue for the 2024 election, while addressing aid to Ukraine and the complexities posed by his stance on Israel and Gaza.

Former minister and ANC veteran Lindiwe Sisulu has voiced her opposition to a potential coalition between the ANC and the DA, citing ideological differences. She believes that aligning with parties that share the ANC’s values, like the MK Party or IFP, would be a more suitable strategy. This stance comes as a response to the ANC’s recent loss of majority in elections, which Sisulu attributes to unmet promises.

The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) confronted several issues during the first day of the special voting process. The commission acknowledged discrepancies and inconsistencies, including missing ballots at some stations and complaints about the voting system. Despite the glitches, the commission felt positive about voter turnout and urged citizens to vote on May 29.