Will Jacob Zuma serve time?

Will Jacob Zuma serve any time?

  • Yes

    Votes: 60 11.0%

  • Yes but only a token amount

    Votes: 254 46.5%

  • No

    Votes: 232 42.5%
  • Total voters
    546
Zuma laugh on Make a GIF
 
genetic said:
Got a source for that? You're making things up.

He has until midnight tonight to hand himself over, of which if he fails to do so, the police will have 3 days to arrest him.

Also his appeal has does not automatically nullify the court order against him;


He is trying to stall the process with his appeal, but it will have little bearing on the judgement;







www.dailymaverick.co.za

Zuma provokes ConCourt in last-ditch bid to avoid jail while armed supporters at Nkandla defy lockdown

As armed Zulu regiments marched alongside Jacob Zuma at his homestead in Nkandla on Saturday afternoon, legal minds elsewhere were somewhat flummoxed following the former president’s challenge to a ruling from the highest court in the land.
www.dailymaverick.co.za www.dailymaverick.co.za
Click to expand...
It's me again, ya boy obvious.

Zuma in jail, nope, Cele just defied the constitution and Cyril is MIA.

Cele said, they will not arrest Zuma.
 
So... Did you apologise to Jacob Zuma? (I am not going to start a poll).

www.thesouthafrican.com

'We were misled': SA 'apologises' to Zuma, wants Ramaphosa GONE

"Appreciate what you have , before you miss it when it is gone," wrote one person, referring to former president Jacob Zuma
www.thesouthafrican.com www.thesouthafrican.com

‘We were misled’: SA ‘apologises’ to Zuma, wants Ramaphosa GONE​

“Appreciate what you have, before you miss it when it is gone,” wrote one person, referring to former president Jacob Zuma

South Africans have finally had enough of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s so-called ‘new dawn’ – if the Twitter streets are anything to go by. The social media site has been awash with posts from fed up citizens who have even expressed regret over the criticism of Ramaphosa’s predecessor, Jacob Zuma, believe it or not.

Local Twitter users have been voicing their frustration with the current administration and apologies to Zuma under the hashtag #SorryJacobZuma, which was topping trends’ list on Monday evening, 4 July 2022.

Depending on who you ask, Ramaphosa has managed to survive politically, despite numerous scandals, including rampant COVID-19-related corruption, the Marikana massacre and, of course, the suspiscious theft of millions of rands on his Phala Phala farm. But it seems the announcement of yet another petrol price increase was a little too much for South Africans to take as they have already had to put up with load shedding, which seems to be getting worse.

JACOB ZUMA FOUNDATION ‘HUMBLED’ BY MESSAGES​

Former president Jacob Zuma, as we know, is no choir boy either – he is considered one of the central figures in the advancement of state capture and also has scandals which are unrelated to his tenure (eg, impregnating a friend’s daughter and a contentious rape trial). But the latest sentiments expressed might just go to show just how frustrated and angry citizens are, with some even calling for President Cyril Ramaphosa to step down from office.

While Zuma’s controversies are well documented, some of his supporters on Twitter reckon they were either manufactured or manipulated by the media. Others are seemingly willing to overlook everything. The Jacob Zuma Foundation got wind of the hashtag #SorryJacobZuma and intends passing on the messages to Zuma.
Click to expand...

Though old news by this time I am intrigued that some publications gave it airtime in such a manner. Real odd. People have an apple to gut with Ramaphosa, why elevate an elephant in the room?

On this note, since I chose to revive this topic, not long until the court decides whether Zuma's medical parole was warranted. Turbulent times may be on the horizon.

Any postponement to the court processes now will be cast in doubt since it has reached boiling point to be ventilated.
 
Fulcrum29 said:
So... Did you apologise to Jacob Zuma? (I am not going to start a poll).

www.thesouthafrican.com

'We were misled': SA 'apologises' to Zuma, wants Ramaphosa GONE

"Appreciate what you have , before you miss it when it is gone," wrote one person, referring to former president Jacob Zuma
www.thesouthafrican.com www.thesouthafrican.com



Though old news by this time I am intrigued that some publications gave it airtime in such a manner. Real odd. People have an apple to gut with Ramaphosa, why elevate an elephant in the room?

On this note, since I chose to revive this topic, not long until the court decides whether Zuma's medical parole was warranted. Turbulent times may be on the horizon.

Any postponement to the court processes now will be cast in doubt since it has reached boiling point to be ventilated.
Click to expand...
Whens the next court date?
 
Hazy_Living@79 said:
Whens the next court date?
Click to expand...

His petition with the ConCourt must be vented by August 1st to see the Arms Deal trial continue. This matter has now long been with the ConCourt and parties have already made their submissions. Taking a lot longer than it did with the SCA, ignoring that one hiccup. On the same date, should the previous mentioned matter be vented by August 1st, his medical parole appeal is to be heard on August 15th along with the Arms Deal trial set to be continued without any more interruptions. I think the Zumas, RET and the EFF are going to start drumming their drums by July 25th.

Maybe I am wrong, but time is running out to prosecute Jacob Zuma, and state capture prosecutions will be an even longer process to get to the trials should it ever get to that. As I said in the past, nothing happens in 2022, nothing happens to Jacob Zuma.

Just know, that this is bigger than Zuma, but when Zuma goes down others will too. It is important to get Zuma to stand on trial.
 
Feeling nostalgic by bringing back antique posts?

He will never see the inside of a prison, no politician or their cronies will. Zuma going to prison caused a riot last time, did it not? I could be wrong.
 
Jan van Riebeeckstad said:
How dare you suggest our future president go to jail?
Click to expand...
The law does not apply to this man. Nor does the law apply to any current or expelled member of this particular party. They can create civil unrest that cost millions, discharge weapons in public, walk out of a court/jail without any consequence.
 
Jackal46 said:
The law does not apply to this man. Nor does the law apply to any current or expelled member of this particular party. They can create civil unrest that cost millions, discharge weapons in public, walk out of a court/jail without any consequence.
Click to expand...
they are actually above the law, them, their bodyguards, families, friends and associates who vote for them,
they can take a dump on a policemans desk and nobody will move an inch.

sad situation we have ended up with,
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter