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It's not true that the Zondo Commission never implicated former President Jacob Zuma in ‘wrongdoing’. Ask AI or Google; the information is in your smartphone. Don't be misled; you have information in your hand! AI “Yes, Jacob Zuma is implicated in the findings of the Zondo Commission (also known...

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Floyd Shivambu1 年前

I feel sorry for you GS. Stay strong! You will be fine!

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Joy Lethabo1 年前

Aowa banna I have never seen this level of desperation from an old man. Long paragraphs of nothing. If you can't provide evidence of wrongdoing in one sentence then there's no amount AI and propaganda that can you.

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Yours, Sincerely1 年前

AI pulls information from articles published on the subject matter Zweli, it then draws up key points and conclusions based on those articles. You and I both know what had been written about JZ for the past decade.

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TheTruthOfficial1 年前

AI information is biased and if you don't believe me search or ask ai to write a poem about ramaphosa. It glorifies him while in reality he is making majority of people's miserable. AI, Google search never trust everything you read.

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Dumisani Mbatha 🇿🇦🇷🇺1 年前

There is no evidence since the report is based on hearsay, Floyd is quite right to say there was nothing in wrongdoing found on Zuma's side, that's why Zondo even recommend that there should be further investigation on Zuma.

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Matome Maake1 年前

What criminal acts did President Zuma commit as per Zondo inquiry? Just name them and tell us why NPA hasn't charged him to date?

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FN Zuke1 年前

Logic mhlonishwa. There's only one thing that can point to wrongdoing to someone....EVIDENCE. Floyd is correct, you are wrong. Only foolish people believes a leader who rely on proof less gossip to validate their ignorant rhetoric.

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Qobolwakhe1 年前

So Google tells you what President Zuma did? But doesn't tell the us the office work? You've got a very cheap politics.

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Sesinga Mavikithi1 年前

If Zwelinzima Vavi had any evidence of CRiminality on President Zuma he would be the first one to present evidence. He never applied State Capture Commission to table any material evidence. Pravin couldn't present any SMS President Zuma telling him to give money to anyone:NONE.

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@Ubaba kaZolotov1 年前

Kahle Zwelinzima the sex pest!! Zondo's report says there is nowhere they link Zuma with corruption or state capture, but he may had influence and therefore law enforcement agencies must do further investigation. "No links, but He may had influence " Amanga Vavi. Usuyahlanya ne?

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Adv Tembeka Ngcukaitobi: “We are asking for a non-custodial punishment, and no one can sensibly say that other forms of punishment do not constitute punishment...you have a range of penal options that would reflect the society’s disapproval.” This is quite interesting coming from Adv Ngcukaitobi. In 2021, during the Zondo Commission/Jacob Zuma ConCourt proceedings, Ngcukaitobi explicitly told the court that the two years imprisonment sought by the Zondo commission was a serious penalty that took into consideration Zuma’s seniority and political standing. He further said the court should consider Zuma’s influence in society and the public nature of his disobedience. And on the question of a suspended sentence, Ngcukaitobi was unambiguous: “The question really is how long Mr Zuma should go to prison for? That he should go to prison should be clear.” To reiterate, in the Julius Malema case today, Ngcukaitobi is arguing that a custodial sentence is not the only option, that there’s a range of penal options available and that imprisonment actually achieves the opposite of what society wants. Yet in the Zuma matter, his position was the exact reverse. He told that court that a fine was out of the question, and that imprisonment was a “clear, effective remedy.” He specifically argued that a suspended sentence was inappropriate for Zuma, and that the only real question was how long Zuma should go to prison, not whether he should. So, the same advocate who argued there was essentially one appropriate punishment, i.e. direct imprisonment for Zuma, is now criticising the prosecution for allegedly thinking there is only one punishment for Malema. In Zuma’s case, whom he stringently presented as a former head of state, defying the highest court in the land, Ngcukaitobi pushed for the harshest custodial outcome available, using Zuma’s status as an aggravating factor. In Malema’s case, he is now arguing that imprisonment is counterproductive and that a person’s status should be irrelevant.

SizweLo

89,737 次观看 • 5 个月前

This is Jacob Zuma, the former President of South Africa, whose political party, MK, has been encouraging South Africans to chase not only undocumented immigrants out of the country, but even black Africans who are legally living and working in South Africa. His campaign vehicles have been driving around KwaZulu-Natal with loudspeakers urging people to drive black Africans out of the country, regardless of whether they are in South Africa legally or not. And then, after all of that, he flew to India to meet the Gupta family, the very people accused of helping to orchestrate the industrial-scale corruption that nearly bankrupted South Africa through state capture. When they faced accountability, they ran away from South Africa, first for Dubai and then for India. Think about the contradiction. A man whose campaign encourages hostility towards fellow Africans is, at the same time, embracing foreign friends who became synonymous with one of the biggest corruption scandals in South African history. By his own admission in this video, he has made it clear that he is unhappy with the direction the country took in pursuing those implicated in state capture. Meanwhile, ordinary black South Africans are being mobilised against fellow black Africans who are living in South Africa legally, while the political battle being fought is, in reality, about power, accountability and the legacy of state capture. They are being drawn into a campaign that serves political interests rather than addressing the country’s real challenges. History should record this moment. It should record the irony of fellow Africans being turned against one another while those accused of presiding over one of the darkest chapters of corruption in South Africa seek a return to political power. That is a tragedy that future generations should never forget. Imagine dehumanising fellow black Africans who look like you, speak languages like yours, and share the same continent, all so that Jacob Zuma’s Indian friends can return and loot South Africa again.

Hopewell Chin’ono

311,144 次观看 • 3 个月前

Media reported in April this year that a whistleblower sent a letter to embattled NPA head Shamila Bathoi, saying that the the Jacob Zuma ally an alleged one of the godfathers of corruption in KZN, Roy Moodley who also allegedly gave Zuma a million rands a month in 2009. KZN NPA is fully captured as per the journalist report THE TOP BRASS OF the National Prosecuting Authority kiss the floor Roy Moodley works on. The chief public prosecutor of KZN, is Ad Elaine Harrison and Durban cluster head is Gonasagren Naidoo is according the what the media reported are in the the pocket, payroll of Moodley allegedly. Moodley whose name was mentioned in the Zondo commission with actual bank records of corruption , dozens of time, NPA KZN has not charged him for a single crime.. Shamila bathoi did nothing about the blockbuster whistleblower report. Zuma and Indian cabal, love each other. We have to say as it is, it looks like an Indian cabal Indians with Jacob Zuma’s personal help looted KZN, billions and billions in KZN. For some reason the Indian head of NPA KZN,, absolutely does not want to bring a single case to court. no convictions. Roy Moodley holidays alleged with Gonasagren, has absolutely no right communicating with the heads of the NPA who will decide if his corruption allegations should be put on the court roll is in and out of the NPA offices treated like a VIP and never signs in, The whistleblower reported that dozens of prosecutors allegedly go on a fully expenses paid holiday allegedly paid by Moodley.Recently it emerged allegedly, before the Duduzile Zuma court appearance for charges against terrorism, NPA head Elaine Harrison, Moodley allegedly met with Zuma, Dali and others and this same NPA is leading leading the state case against Didu. Dudu will not go to jail she mite get a slap on the wrist suspended sentence. The whistleblower ended her letter by saying “I was inspired of the address you (bathoi) made I 2023 to the graduate prosecutirs and you made a strong warning to graduate prosecutors who take bribes to make cases go away." Shamilla Bathoi willl be paid R10 million tax free in a month, she wil get her pension and all her benefits. Oh btw, when the article was published. Moodley said he will sue the media house. Well it’s December Moodley did nothing. Currently the 😈 talks about looking after the black child. When he was president for 9!years, it was for him, his family the Indian Gupta family and Indians from KZN. NEVER ABOUT THE BLACK CHILD.

Goolam

28,567 次观看 • 9 个月前

Meet the most dangerous women in South African history who was also one of the masterminds of July Riots, DUDUZILE ZUMA. Duduzile was born on 20 May 1982 in Maputo, Mozambique. Indeed a very sad day for the world. She is daughter of the very evil ex President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma and late Kate Mantsho, one of Zuma’s half a dozen wife’s. Duduzile is a twin with the very very corrupt Duduzani Zuma. Duduzile attended the Siyabonga Secondary School. Can’t find any details of any other education after that. In 2009 Duduzile was appointed board member of the very corrupt Gupta family owned Sahara Computers. The Guptas paid her millions every month for this. Yes she was very much a part of the state capture project. Duduzile married Lonwabo Sambudla in 2011 in a very extravagant Parisian themed wedding. Duduzile and her husband were beneficiaries of tenders worth hundreds of millions if not billions when her father was president. No actual work done for these “tenders” She had a very violent and acrimonious break up of her marriage in 2017. The allegations was, Duduzile used to continuously beat up her ex husband amongst other things. She claimed he cheated on her. Her ex husband is on record saying she was addicted to antidepressants and other scheduled medication. She does not allow her ex husband to see his two kids. According to her ex husband she is vicious and very violent. She lives in a house worth R20 Million. She lives an extremely extravagant lifestyle. The 42 year old Duduzile is a regular fixture at top nightclubs around Sandton. She is a party animal. She allegedly spends hundreds of thousands of rands at these venues ordering bottles of champagne and other alcoholic beverages. Many allegations of her and cocaine but that’s a story for another day. She also started a foundation to help women and children, businessman friendly with Jacob Zuma donated to the foundation, but sadly all the money got used for everything else but helping women and children. South Africa had deadly and violent riots in July 2021, this resulted in hundreds of people dying and over R50 billion was wiped off the economy. DUDUZILE ZUMA WAS ONE OF THE MAIN KINGPINS AND INSTIGATORS OF THIS, This was the darkest days in democratic South Africa. To this day she has not been held accountable. A 2023 report by the United Kingdom-based Centre for Information Resilience alleged that Duduzile as at the centre of a Russian backed twitter campaign to increase support for Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine in South Africa. This lady is evil, very very dangerous and like every other Zuma VERY CORRUPT. This evil family needs to desperately get back into government to steal, loot and plunder, they have become used to an extremely extravagant lifestyle which cost them millions. You will not find an honest Zuma. They all corrupt. South Africa must NEVER allow this evil, dangerous and very corrupt family anywhere near government.

Goolam

329,088 次观看 • 2 年前

Zuma Family Influence in MKP Sparks Criticism from Mayibuye Youth President The recent appointment of Duduzane Zuma to the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) Presidential Task Team has raised concerns about the role of former president Jacob Zuma and his family in the party’s leadership. The MKP announced the creation of the task team on 6 February 2026, naming Duduzane among 11 members tasked with supporting party operations ahead of local government elections. Critics argue that this move reinforces the perception that major decisions within the MKP are driven by family interests rather than party members or democratic processes. Keamogetswe Masike, President of the Afrika Mayibuye Youth, said the development confirms long-standing concerns that the MKP is “a family project of Jacob Zuma and his children.” Masike claimed that strategic decisions are “taken at a dinner table” and then presented as party policy, reducing ordinary supporters to “a family trust and a surname project.” According to Masike, the MKP is no longer a true vehicle for liberation. “The ANC is dying a natural death, and the MKP has become a family-run continuation where decisions are taken by Zuma and his family,” he said. He added that Mayibuye is the only left-wing organisation with a clear political strategy capable of delivering “Total Freedom and Emancipation Now” to South Africans frustrated with political mediocrity. The MKP a breakaway formation rooted in the legacy of uMkhonto weSizwe, the ANC’s former armed wing has been influential yet polarising since its launch, further complicating South Africa’s political landscape.

MDN NEWS

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This tweet breaks down the distinction between basic administration and revolutionary struggle, debunking the myth of the "Zuma Revolution" with the hard facts. Debunking the Zuma "Revolutionary" Myth. Jacob Zuma was not a revolutionary. We must distinguish between basic governance and revolutionary transformation. If you measure success by RDP houses and road repairs, you are confusing a Municipal Manager with a Revolutionary. A true revolutionary is measured by the structural shift of wealth. 🇿🇦 On the core struggles, the return of Land and control of mineral resources, Zuma’s record is a spectacular failure. He spoke the most about transformation but, as Adv. Ngcukaitobi notes, he actually cut the budget for Land reform. Delivery slowed to a crawl compared to the Thabo Mbeki era. Under his watch, mineral rights weren't returned to the people, they were shifted from old capital to a new, "Gupta-linked" elite. That isn't a revolution, it’s just a change of ownership at the top while the masses remain landless. Building roads and "matchbox" RDP houses are basic state functions, every government does this. A revolutionary changes urban land patterns so the poor live near economic hubs. Zuma left the apartheid geography of our cities perfectly intact. Debunking the "Top 10" Claims: • Infrastructure: Projects like Gautrain and Medupi were planned/funded under Mbeki. Zuma’s contribution? Massive corruption-led cost overruns. • Grants: Rising grants is a sign of a failing economy. It’s a sign people can't find work and are stuck on state crumbs. • BEE: Became "tenderpreneurship" for the politically connected, not a broad black industrial class. • Repo Rate: Set by the independent Reserve Bank. Zuma actually threatened this stability when he fired Nene (Nenegate). • Education: He dropped the "Free Education" populist grenade on his way out with zero funding model. • Load Shedding: He didn't end it, he postponed it by "running the diesel" and skipping maintenance, bankrolling Eskom’s collapse and the current crisis. • SOEs: The Zondo Commission proved SAA, Transnet, and Denel were systematically hollowed out by State Capture. Zuma’s supporters measure him by "service delivery" because if they used "revolutionary change" as a yardstick, they’d admit he delivered zero. He gave the people "matchboxes" while his associates took the billions meant for the Land. #LandReform. #ZumaVsMbeki. #SouthAfrica. #StateCapture.

Andile Gogoda

39,764 次观看 • 8 个月前

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Mr. Tshweu

762,263 次观看 • 3 年前

This appointment will be a defining moment of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency. After years of State Capture and institutional collapse, South Africa does not need another cautious, bureaucratic choice at the National Prosecuting Authority. It needs credibility restored — in the justice system and in the eyes of the public. The recent interviews for National Director of Public Prosecutions made the contrast clear. Some candidates were evasive or uninspiring. One has already been ruled constitutionally unfit for office in the past. Another collapsed under scrutiny of her own CV. And after six years, the current leadership has produced no major State Capture convictions, despite overwhelming evidence. One candidate stood apart. Advocate Hermione Cronje was calm, precise, and intellectually dominant. She spoke honestly about constraints, clearly about strategy, and with deep understanding of complex financial crime. Media, civil society and legal observers converged around her performance for a simple reason: she knows how to prosecute corruption properly. Her commitment to justice began early. As a student, she was actively involved in campus politics and served as SRC President at UCT, the first black woman to do so — leadership forged in accountability and institutional responsibility. That grounding explains why she has never chased headlines or political favour. As Head of the Investigating Directorate, she was asked to build a State Capture prosecution unit from nothing inside a damaged NPA. She rebuilt capacity, restored international cooperation, assembled specialist teams, and refused to bring weak cases for applause — even under political pressure. South Africa now faces a clear choice: another six years of excuses and failed prosecutions, or a credible, fearless, evidence-driven NPA able to prosecute powerful politicians and follow the money. If President Ramaphosa appoints Hermione Cronje, it will send a powerful signal that this presidency is serious about accountability, serious about justice, and serious about restoring public trust in the state. This is not just an appointment. It is a test of leadership and a moment that will define his legacy.

Goolam

58,225 次观看 • 9 个月前