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MK Party Triumphs in Trademark Battle Against ANC

The MK Party emerges victorious in a trademark battle against the ANC, securing the right to use the uMkhonto we Sizwe name and logo. Read more about the court ruling here!

The Durban High Court recently made a historic decision, ruling in favor of the MK Party in a trademark battle against the ANC. The court dismissed the ANC's attempt to prevent the MK Party from using the uMkhonto we Sizwe name and logo, a significant win for the new political party. Despite the ANC's appeals and efforts to stop the MK Party, the court upheld the right of the MK Party to continue using its chosen name and logo.

The ANC's Secretary-General, Fikile Mbalula, expressed the party's intention to appeal the court decision, highlighting the ongoing legal battle between the two political entities. The MK Party, backed by former President Jacob Zuma, celebrated yet another legal victory, further solidifying its position in the upcoming general election.

In a landmark ruling, the High Court in Durban sided with the uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) Party, allowing it to maintain its branding despite the ANC's objections. The decision marks a significant moment in South Africa's political landscape, showcasing the resilience and determination of the MK Party to establish itself as a prominent player in the country's political scene.

As the MK Party celebrates its triumph in the trademark battle, it continues to gain momentum and support heading into the forthcoming general election. The court ruling not only affirms the party's right to use its chosen name and logo but also highlights the growing competition and tension among political factions in South Africa.