Duduzane Zuma, at the Biznews Conference, seems to allude to the same thing Julius Malema once said in a radio interview:
That his father, Jacob Zuma, has done a lot to manage Black anger... to keep it from destroying White minority wealth.
Those insinuations are triggering.
Some parents buy their children bicycles
Some parents buy their children iPhones
Then there's Jacob Zuma who bought his SON (Duduzane and Guptas) a MINE (Optimum Coal mine in Mpumalanga) using Taxpayers Money from Eskom
The whole R2.2 billion belonging to taxpayers.
Duduzane is just praising his dad who made him a billionaire from the lootings of Taxpayers Funds
Tegeta a Company that was owned by Guptas and Duduzane Zuma ( Guptas 34% and Duduzane 28% and Salim Isaa 30% )
The Guptasband Duduzane Tegeta Exploration and Resources, relied on Koko and other executives to help them acquire the Optimum Coal Mine.
This included a highly a prepayment of R659 million from Eskom to Tegeta and a R1.6 billion guarantee, which helped finance the Guptas' purchase.
The Zondo Commission found that this was not a legitimate transaction but a corrupt scheme.
MATSHELA KOKO PLAYED A KEY ROLL IN GIVING THE GUPTAS S PREPAYMENT TO BUY THE MINE AND GAVE A Guarantee FROM ESKOM TO THE VALUE OF R1.6 BILLION.
This Duduzane a beneficiary of State Capture praising his dad who was captured by the Guptas and played a huge role for him to be where he is today at the expense of Poor Taxpayers
@Sipha_Bilitane Remove corruption affairs govt in ongoing 30yr corruption affairs kickback tenders government leadership 👏looting strategic development dragging South Africa backwards
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