Zuma was in full support of Mbeki's removal, Ramaphosa was in full support of Zuma's removal, it's as simple as that. What they did to be on the right side pf politics is a different thing.
Yeah, obviously as president at the time, Zuma would not have publicly endorsed the removal. But he was secretly mobilising.
Well done, so if you are in government and you don’t like someone you decide to mess up a whole country and the sheeple of the governing party. Not a bad idea at all. Fck people are stupid.
the only game Zuma has mastered is pigeon chess, it is just a great pity South African politics has devolved into exactly that
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#ZumaprivalageMogoeng asks Zuma to provide 'appropriate sanction' if he's found guilty of contempt | News24
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has asked former president Jacob Zuma to provide evidence to the Constitutional Court on what sanction he thinks he should face if he is found guilty of contempt.
What the actual f? Do all other accused get asked by the judge what their sanction should be?
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Mogoeng asks Zuma to provide 'appropriate sanction' if he's found guilty of contempt | News24
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has asked former president Jacob Zuma to provide evidence to the Constitutional Court on what sanction he thinks he should face if he is found guilty of contempt.
What the actual f? Do all other accused get asked by the judge what their sanction should be?
The last thing they want is to give him another opportunity to cry victim and use it as a distraction to his own battles, creating a sideshow on whether he should campaign or not does not help the ANC in any way. Let him campaign if he wants to, he is still a member of the ANC.Zuma to campaign for the ANC for the upcoming local government elections: Paul Mashatile - SABC News
ANC Treasurer General Paul Mashatile has revealed that Former President Jacob Zuma will be campaigning for the ANC for the upcoming local government elections.
Clearly it is then in the ANC's interest to have Zuma go campaigning. On the one side they must champion the Constitution as the state, but on the other side they must champion the ANC. The question is which is more important, the Constitution or the ANC?
That's still BS.
I wonder who recorded and is leaking these. Probably Zuma's SSA and it is curious that the ANC are treating the recording of their meeting and leaks so lightly.Audio leak reveals Duarte backing Zuma in Zondo Inquiry fight, Mogoeng criticism
ANC deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte made her feelings strongly known in the almost nine-minute-long clip making the rounds on social media.ewn.co.za
So the judiciary are compromised (and from evidence at the commission this was done or tried by Zuma's goons at SSA), yet Hlophe's hearing are fair but the ones that go against the ANC suggest the Gauteng high court is biased. Delusional.
Hlophe's also the one who has been found guilty of gross misconduct. So why are in favour of a delinquent judge?
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The ANC are a curious bunch. When faced with an obvious problem, say a rogue member like Zuma, they'd rather have the law accommodate them than let the law deal with their wild child. So, what Duarte is saying here is that the ANC should "transform" the judiciary by removing judges who are too independent and replace them with ones who can see things from the ANC point of view. Even if the replacements are as flawed and unethical as Hlophe. They'd be totally okay with that as long as those judges don't make a habit of ruling against the ANC. Again, more evidence that they see themselves first before the country and the people they pretend to be serving.Stephen Grootes made two analytical arguments which was published in the Daily Maverick,
one deliberating dissemination,
ANALYSIS: Stop believing your lying eyes: Deepfakes are coming, and they might reshape SA’s politics
Politics is going to get dirtier and rougher, and voters will have to become more and more cynical. We may soon no longer be able to believe our eyes and ears and will have to disregard anything that is not a live transmission.
and the other deliberating the Constitutional Court,
ANALYSIS: Mogoeng’s opening Zuma gambit could be the best tactical move of the game
The Chief Justice has put former president Jacob Zuma on the back foot in his stand-off with the Zondo Commission. In a case this important, his action could be the masterstroke that changes the political and legal equations around the issue.
I am not going to bring my own viewpoints on Grootes's analysis into this discussion, but I have an idea that our law has becomes entangled and intertwined in politics. Spin to weave...
All in all, the ANC still attracts Zuma/Ace support, and I am sure they would want to retain or can I say balance the public perception. Votes and the public interest are always a priority no matter what your party colours.
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