Zuma's plane malfunctions in Uganda

daveza

Honorary Master
Joined
Apr 5, 2004
Messages
49,866
Reaction score
21,624
Location
Durbanville, Cape Town
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/zumas-plane-malfunctions-in-uganda-20160513

Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma missed door-to-door meetings in Shoshanguve in Pretoria on Friday morning, apparently because his plane malfunctioned in Uganda, causing a delay in his flight.

Nomvula Mokonyane, the head of the ANC's election campaign, told disappointed supporters that Zuma had only arrived in South Africa in the early hours of Friday morning, and that he had important meetings to attend, including one with Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng.

"The government jet was unable to depart in Uganda," she said in Sotho, adding that the plane would not start.

Those who believe this say Aye, those who think it's a load of bull say No.

The No's have it.
 
"the plane would not start"???

wtf, fokken lol. Like a car with a flat battery?
 
Of course it wouldn't.

This couldn't just be ruse to get the public behind the new plane they want to buy. The ANC would never pull a devious move like that...
 
Just trying to justify his new VVIP Jet and also looking for reasons why he didn't feel like going to his meetings.

+5

Or maybe the ANC didn't want him in Shoshanguve ?
 
Hulle lieg. Just so that he can get a new one.
 
I'll support the idea of getting him a new plane only after the current one experiences catastrophic decompression at high altitude with him inside ... then we can all clearly agree we need a new presidential plane ... along with a new president :)
 
Total BS.

If only this twat would go for a de Havilland Comet next so that it could unzip at 35000ft over the Southern ocean.
 
If the plane didn't "start" then there is clearly a maintenance issue as it is only half way through its expected lifespan and really doesn't get a lot of "exercise". Any new piece of hardware will suffer the exactly the same fate if the maintenance is sub-par. I expect though that this is just +eleventy million type propaganda...
 
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X