MK Party says Zuma will be seeking out legal advice on the matter. He has 21 days to appeal the ANC NDC's decision to expel him from the ANC.

The Umkhonto We Sizwe party has accused the ANC of handling the disciplinary hearing of former president Jacob Zuma unfairly. The party has gone as far as likening the ANC National Disciplinary Committee to a kangaroo court.

Following the leaking of the ANC National Disciplinary Committee report that sets out that former President Jacob Zuma has been expelled by the party, his uMkhontho Wesizwe party has hit back, saying that the process was flawed.

The party says Zuma will be seeking out legal advice on the matter. He has 21 days to appeal the NDC's decision.

"An examination of the leaked document reveals that the disciplinary process was not only profoundly flawed, but also conducted in a manner akin to a kangaroo court. This situation is exacerbated by the ANC's contradictory behavior, initially scheduling a physical hearing in May, only to later withdraw this commitment," it reads.

In a statement, the MK party states that there is mention of intimidation in the report, which points to ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula against Zuma's representative in the case, Tony Yengeni.

"Moreover, the document details intimidation tactics employed by Fikile Mbalula...