ANCYL moves to quiz Kasrils on Zuma saga

Mbalula said the ANCYL had to prove beyond doubt its belief that the woman was bribed to lay a charge against Zuma
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"She could not have acted alone in that particular conspiracy
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On reports that Zuma's accuser had left the country, ANCYL spokesperson Zizi Kodwa alleged she was leaving because her "handlers" - people the league thinks were in a conspiracy against Zuma - were worried that if she stayed she might "unleash information" which would put them in danger.

The league reiterated its support for Zuma as the country's next president.
Let's make up a conspiracy - even if there wasn't one - I mean - there HAD to be be one!!

Braindead = Troll = Who is ANCYL - did anybody vote for them??!

/yah - the latest I heard (on the news last night) - was Zuma was attacked in his own home - by a horny woman - he had no defence - Shame! Poor JZee/
 
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Yip, another stupid, ignorant and un-informed opinion by a bunch of nutters.

Just like how they cried racism when their little darling Schabir Schaik was found guilty.
 
Can't we put this fscking Zooma thing to rest. It's becoming really stale and irritating
 
Highflyer_GP said:
Can't we put this fscking Zooma thing to rest. It's becoming really stale and irritating
Yes it's a bit too much but i'm afraid this is just the beginning.
 
this crud is nothing more than sensationalism at its best. There is no story here. Now that the case is done and dusted, journalists are just trying to fill the massive void left by chasing up any rhetorical bs. There is no conspiracy. The End.
 
kingmonty said:
this crud is nothing more than sensationalism at its best. There is no story here. Now that the case is done and dusted, journalists are just trying to fill the massive void left by chasing up any rhetorical bs. There is no conspiracy. The End.
You'll be surprised how important this story is to the majority of South Africans but yes I also hope there is no conspiracy because stability is needed in the ruling party which translates to stability in the government.
 
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