For the Electoral Commission of South Africa IEC to clear any doubts concerning the May 29 election results, it should continue to fight to have the MK Party's MKP vote-rigging case heard by the Electoral Court despite the party withdrawing from the legal rodeo.
This was the sentiment of Unisa political analyst Prof Dirk Kotze after MKP leader Jacob Zuma recently claimed it had evidence as huge as an elephant to back its allegation that millions of votes were fraudulently handled.
One of the things that makes us say we are withdrawing the case is because the evidence we have received is as huge as an elephant. The lawyers need more time to write everything down, Zuma told party supporters on Sunday.
In the past Zuma has been known to make claims he fails to support.
Last week the party issued a notice of withdrawal to the court in its application against the IEC.
