@LunathiKilani@shshangase_6835 The second question should be, is possible to transform the economy under current constitution? How to remove the contradictions from the constitution that speak of property rights when the majority and indigenous people remains dispossessed of their properties?
1. Dismantle the "Premier League"
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2. Rig the elective conference since you don't have numbers.
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3. Disqualify opponents from voting in that conference.
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4. Destroy that old liberation movement from within
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5. Appoint corrupt Judges and Advocates to shield you
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6. Appoint friends/allies in all key public institutions who will implement policies you want
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7. Break the law in every possible way and get away with it...
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8. Pay EVERYONE. Including the media
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9. Don't focus on any service delivery just do your own personal business stuff.
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10. Weaken state intelligence. Get information on what they uncover so you know how to manage it.
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11. Steal money, abuse power; target political opponents
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12. Don't account for anything
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13. Elevate all the corrupt Judges to shield you from all court cases
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14. Go on full witch-hunt. Torture and remove everyone you can't control or that has a different view.
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15. Rig the National election to co-govern with allies. Make sure opponents don't get enough votes so they don't have any majority to vote against you.
Damn! Exactly as how it was PLANNED. They pulled it off. You have to give them a trophy for it 😅🏆
Well coordinated!👌🏼
You can critique Zuma in many ways but he remains the only post 94 president to have an administration that spent heavily on infrastructure, it's the only administration that invested in public infrastructure since 1994
If Zuma was always this corrupt and evil as some comrades now tell us, then the obvious question is: why did the movement defend him, promote him and repeatedly elect him to positions of responsibility? Cadre Mtolo himself was a beneficiary of the political era of Wenzeni uZuma. So what exactly are we saying to voters now?
Because if the argument is that Zuma was a known thief or corrupt leader all along, then that doesn't only indict Zuma. It also raises serious questions about the ANC leadership that kept defending and empowering him. You can't knowingly harbour a corrupt leader because he is politically useful at the time, then years later present the same person to the public as the embodiment of everything wrong with the movement.
This is precisely where the ANC has damaged its own brand. We have become too comfortable with character assassination for political expediency. Someone leaves the organisation and suddenly everything about them becomes evil. A leader is decampaigned for years because of serious allegations, but once political circumstances change, we expect voters to accept that same person as an honest and credible leader. Then we wonder why people are sceptical when we arrive at their doorsteps asking for their vote.
Politics has consequences, comrades. The things we say today don't disappear when the political winds change tomorrow. If you tell voters that Zuma was corrupt throughout his time in public office, you're also forcing them to ask why the ANC gave that "corrupt" man two terms as President and defended him for so long.
That contradiction is not helping the ANC. It is hurting the ANC.
We need to stop treating every political disagreement as an opportunity to destroy another comrade's character. Political expediency may win an internal battle today, but it can leave a permanent scar on the organisation's credibility tomorrow. And voters are not stupid. They remember what we said yesterday, especially when we expect them to believe the complete opposite today.
SAFA must stop being anti-black and this nonsense of paying foreign coaches more than they do our own black coaches, especially a coach like Pitso Mosimane.
Coach Pitso is tried and tested and in fact he should be paid MORE THAN what Hugo Broos was paid.
South Africans let's be honest ,that 1% ore 2% of jobs people got during March and March is better than nothing .let's give this woman her flowers when she still alive. She was attacked for loving this country @JacintaNgobese
@daddyhope You just wrote the whole page just to spite hatred to South African especially Zulu Nation. When this people celebrate their culture in their country, it has nothing to with South Africa. South Africans cannot be held hostage, invaded becouse people left left and build their Ntns
@sbu_sbuda90174 It’s an apartheid style of instilling fear so that people mustn’t challenge the criminality happening in that organisation. Anyway khongolose died in 2017.
@ZwelithiniShun1@DlaminiZuma Remember the last conference was held twice second time on zoom, that khongolose has no democracy anymore. He raised it in a right platform.