The SA Politics Thread Part 6

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Mike Hoxbig said:
The ANC would be his mechanism to do that. Most of his partners in crime are still deeply entrenched within it.

If you want to put an end to Zuma, then every Zuma sympathiser within the ANC needs to be booted or locked up...
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Easier said than done methinks as many ANC apparatchiks are going to be considering changing allegiance (back) to Zuma if it offers opportunity to stay employed or even improve themselves. Expecting @champy to start with his "wenzeni uZuma?" soon, again.
 
Oldfut said:
Easier said than done methinks as many ANC apparatchiks are going to be considering changing allegiance (back) to Zuma if it offers opportunity to stay employed or even improve themselves. Expecting @champy to start with his "wenzeni uZuma?" soon, again.
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They must start going to jail. Zizi Kodwa is a good start, many more need to follow, and quickly...
 
TheChamp said:
It's going to be one of those where the media is not interested in what you are saying but rather what you are not saying, I doubt anyone cares who the Premier candidates are at this point.
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Will be interesting to see who they have shacked up with in the NC.
 
ToxicBunny said:
That letter does largely hit the nail on the head.

The problem with the letter for me, is it still focus's on the ANC when Jacobs goal is not actually to destroy the ANC (though it will happen), his goal, in my opinion, is to rule SA completely and set up a family dynasty.

The ANC should stop worrying about the ANC first, and for once consider the country and the future of the country first.
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Yep, he's spot-on with his judgement. The ANC under Ramaphosa failed to deal with Zuma and his cronies effectively.
 
TheChamp said:
You assumed he is JZ supporter because he was arrested?
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No.

He held that office during the tenure of league president Fikile Mbalula, and he, like Mbalula, was an outspoken supporter of Jacob Zuma. After Zuma was elected as ANC president in December 2007, Kodwa was the spokesman in Zuma's party office; from 2010 to 2012, he was also Zuma's special advisor on communications in the Presidency of South Africa. After that, for most of Zuma's second term as president, Kodwa was the ANC's national spokesperson from May 2014 to February 2018.
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Zizi Kodwa - Wikipedia

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