It’s Zuma’s ANC – and he knows exactly how to control it: analyst

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It’s Zuma’s ANC – and he knows exactly how to control it: analyst

While president Jacob Zuma may not have come out of the 2016 elections stronger, the outcome of a 4-day ANC NEC meeting to discuss the poor showing by the party has revealed exactly how strong he already is.

 

[ToxicBunny]

No surprise at all. But let him stay on, he is doing more for the opposition than they could do for themselves

 

[Pilgrim]

He is playing the long game. While the opposition parties are fighting small battles to win meaningless elections he is cementing his position to ensure a smooth transition from democracy to dictatorship when the time comes.

 

[j4ck455]

He is playing the long game. While the opposition parties are fighting small battles to win meaningless elections he is cementing his position to ensure a smooth transition from democracy to dictatorship when the time comes.

That transition to the Zuma dictatorship was successfully completed in the previous national elections where there was definite evidence of pockets of election fraud (for example dumped ballot papers), the recent local elections seem to have been less affected by election fraud, but that gives the cANCer party time to come up with new and more insidious ways of properly rigging the 2019 national elections.

Democracy in South Africa is an illusion for most and a bad joke at best for the rest, besides which cANCer party voters have a very different idea of what the word democracy should mean after years of cANCer party propaganda that has cemented the notion that only the cANCer party can rule the country.

 

[grok]

It's not Zuma that's so strong, the fool cannot even count, it's the rest of ANC leaders that's so weak. Sheep with no will of their own that either wants to be controlled or will roll over on command for a bit of cash.

We're just another sad African country that worked hard towards its own demise.

 

[Albert Broco]

Jacob Zuma will go nowhere in 2019. He will remain both the president of the ANC and the country. Giving up either positions, will open him to a number of comebacks that will bite him in the a$$. He knows this.

Secondly, we all know a lot of money was invested in buying Zuma, the ANC and the country. The people who hijacked Zuma will not want to lose their 'investments'. Too much is riding on Zuma and they will make sure he remains in control to protect their investments and future wealth.

According to me there is no more ANC. It is only Zuma and those who owns him. The ANC is merely a mouthpiece for Zuma and his kings.

The dictatorship already started and you can see this in the way the ANC's hands are cut off when it comes to Zuma.