A former member of parliament from the uMkhonto weSizwe Party has been ordered to vacate his parliamentary home in Cape Town after occupying it unlawfully for over two years. The Western Cape High Court issued the eviction notice following a legal battle initiated by the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure. The ex-MP, France Bongani Mfiki, had been removed from his parliamentary position by his own party, leaving him without official status or access to state facilities. The department had to take legal action to reclaim the property, which was officially owned by the state. Mfiki’s prolonged stay in the parliamentary unit raised concerns about misuse of public resources and compliance with parliamentary rules. The court’s decision underscores the authority of state institutions to enforce property laws even in cases involving former officials. The case highlights ongoing challenges in maintaining accountability and proper use of public assets in political roles.