Jacob Zuma, the leader of the Umkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) in South Africa, has raised serious concerns regarding the integrity of the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) following alleged glitches in the 2024 election results. The IEC has declined to respond to the MKP's demands for clarification, stating the issue is currently before the courts and therefore sub judice. The MKP claims that the IEC's handling of the election results, including a two-hour blackout during the results announcement, undermines public confidence in the electoral process. Zuma has suggested that the local government elections scheduled for November 4 should be postponed until the MKP's court case regarding the 2024 elections is resolved. He emphasized the need for accountability and transparency from the IEC, stating that without these, the credibility of future elections is in jeopardy. The MKP's court case is set to be heard on June 18 in the Electoral Court, further complicating the electoral landscape in South Africa.