Zuko Komisa

COPE has terminated deputy president Willie Madisha and Mzwandile Nhleko’s membership.
Willie Madisha, who is the vice president of the Congress of the People (Cope), has been expelled as a member of the political party.
The decision to fire Madisha and Mzwandile Nhleko, the party’s secretary for elections, was made during the national committee meeting of Cope on Sunday, according to the organization’s secretary-general, Eric Mohlapamaswi.
COPE Acting Gauteng Provincial Secretary Mxolisi Ntobela speaks to Phemelo Motene following the party’s decision to expel its Deputy President Willie Madisha.
Listen to the full conversation:
Mohlapamaswi reportedly told News24 that the decision to fire Madisha and Nhleko, was made unanimously and in accordance with article 25(3)(V) of the party constitution.
“The decision follows a protracted process of attempts to get the two individuals to remain within the Code of Conduct and the party’s constitutional prescripts.
“These processes included formal correspondences, attempts at mediation and legal action to reign in their recalcitrant behaviour that have brought the party into disrepute.” said Mohlapamaswi.
The termination letter has been shared of social media:
Letters to terminate now former COPE deputy president #WillieMadisha and Mzwandile Hleko. #Pravin #Dyantyi #HelenZille pic.twitter.com/ARL4h08i5q
— Lunga_mzangwe (@lunga_mzangwe) June 25, 2023
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