Mk Party Statement on the Resignation of Cde Lucky Montana as a Member of Parliament
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (“MK Party’) Tshepo Lucky Montana resigned as a Member of Parliament in the National Assembly deployed by the MK Party photo supplied
By Nhlamulo Ndhlela
MKP National Spokesperon
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (“MK Party’) notes the resignation of Mr. Tshepo Lucky Montana as a Member of Parliament in the National Assembly deployed by the MK Party.
Cde Montana has served the MK Party with steadfast objectivity, constructive
guidance and principled contributions that have strengthened our caucus and
sharpened our collective political effectiveness.
His calm but firm leadership and strategic insight has served as an inspiration to many, especially the younger cadres who looked to him for consistency, discipline and revolutionary wisdom.
His service to the movement and to the people of South Africa has been marked by loyalty, courage and unwavering conviction.
Although his departure from Parliament has been accepted, the MK Party takes
comfort in knowing that he remains part of the continued struggle for the total
emancipation of the black child as a committed member of the uMkhonto Wesizwe
Party.
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