Patriotic Alliance
Patriotic Alliance
On November 30, 2013, McKenzie founded the Patriotic Alliance political party and was elected as its first president. McKenzie and longtime friend Kenny Kunene have gained notoriety for utilizing open letters as a means of igniting controversy, provoking political discourse, and garnering attention.
Months after the Economic Freedom Fighters were formed, Kunene abandoned the group and assisted in the founding of the Patriotic Alliance.
South Africa's political landscape is a vibrant tapestry of ideologies and aspirations,
representing the diverse aspirations of its people. Among the numerous political entities, the Patriotic Alliance (PA) stands out for its unique positioning and the distinct narrative it brings to the country's political dialogue. Established in 2013, the Patriotic Alliance has navigated the complex waters of South African politics with a blend of pragmatism and a focus on community-centered
Patriotic Alliance: Origins and Leadership.
The Patriotic Alliance was co-founded by Gayton McKenzie and Kenny Kunene, two people who went from being criminals to being significant figures in business and politics. McKenzie, a former convict turned motivational speaker and author, and Kunene, a businessman noted for his flamboyant lifestyle, set out on a political adventure to solve the difficulties of South Africa's vulnerable populations.
