The leader of the Patriotic Alliance (PA) previously noted that his resignation would take effect on Tuesday, 30 September 2025, when his party intends to formally withdraw from the Government of National Unity (GNU). This announcement came after McKenzie\u2019s party issued an ultimatum to Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero, demanding the reinstatement of Kenny Kunene to the mayoral committee following his exoneration from any misconduct, after he was discovered at the residence of the man believed to have orchestrated the murder of DJ Sumbody.<\/p>\n
As the resignation deadline nears, the nation is eager to see if Gayton McKenzie will uphold his commitment, with Sizwe Dhlomo engaging in the discussion using his characteristic humor.<\/p>\n
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Sizwe Dhlomo comments on Gayton McKenzie’s resignation timeline<\/h2>\n
On Tuesday morning, Sizwe Dhlomo, who previously urged that Gayton McKenzie be terminated following the resurfacing of his controversial tweets, reminded the PA leader of his obligation. The post stated:<\/p>\n
\u201cYo @GaytonMcK, it\u2019s Tuesday!\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Accompanying the message was a meme featuring Judge Judy gesturing at her wrist. See the post here<\/a>:<\/p>\n
Public response as Sizwe Dhlomo prompts McKenzie on resignation<\/h2>\n
The reactions on social media ranged widely. While some advised Sizwe Dhlomo to back off, others informed the Kaya 959 radio host that Gayton McKenzie was unlikely to resign, as he had a scheduled meeting with the ANC to discuss Kunene’s reinstatement. Several users echoed Sizwe Dhlomo\u2019s appeal for McKenzie to follow through on his promise to resign.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n