It's Me Scumbag
Elder Lister
Things have gone out of hand. Completely.
Satafrika...
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Tiger Bone
Elder Lister
Last video ni @Meria anaongea
waachilie tu zuma hii story iishe
Mwalimu-G
Elder Lister
Will that not be giving in to impunity?
I doubt it, SA has a history of government freeing people after such protests, this will not be the first nor the last time if they did so
mzeiya
Elder Lister
Yaani mtu ako na Lambo but bado anaenda kuiba spares kwa duka ya @Introvert
Maajabu
Maajabu
No, Mwalimu! It will be correcting a wrong! The man was not supposed to be put in jail, in the first place! Hao majaji wanaiga... wanashindana na wenzao from Kenya in setting precedences. Maraga na wakora wake prescribed such anarchy here in Kenya when they overturned a democratic election but Kenyans were too weary with perpetual rioting.
Budspencer
Elder Lister
Read about Nkandla home and then say with a straight face that Zuma shouldn't have been touched.
Not that he is not culpable. Far from it. It is just that they ought to have meted a different punishment but a severe one, nonetheless. A non-custodial penalty that corresponds with the offence he is accused to have committed. A fine, perhaps?
Mr Black
Elder Lister
What if such an option does not exist in their law?
In any case, even if such an option existed Zuma would have to send his lawyers to go to court and argue for a non-custodial penalty which he did not do.
Mzee mjeuri sana huyo Zuma
It behoves someone to be the adult in the room. The court, at this juncture, had the onus to act with cautious discretion.
It's Me Scumbag
Elder Lister
It is not just about Nkandla
South Africa's Jacob Zuma 'sorry' over Nkandla scandal
South African President Jacob Zuma apologises in a bid to end a long-running scandal over improper state spending on his rural home.
www.bbc.com
There is this even more damaging business...
State capture: Zuma, the Guptas, and the sale of South Africa
South Africa's ex-president is giving evidence at a commission investigating "state capture", but what is it?
www.bbc.com
Budspencer
Elder Lister
You're right. What I mentioned is the tip of the iceberg. Just the other day I shared a video of Trevor Noah giving the Summary of Zuma's reign. Gupta's influence is from 30:50 to the end but feel free to watch the whole clip. Funny and very informative.It is not just about Nkandla
South Africa's Jacob Zuma 'sorry' over Nkandla scandal
South African President Jacob Zuma apologises in a bid to end a long-running scandal over improper state spending on his rural home.www.bbc.com
There is this even more damaging business...
State capture: Zuma, the Guptas, and the sale of South Africa
South Africa's ex-president is giving evidence at a commission investigating "state capture", but what is it?
Halafu here's the guy displaying arrogance of the A......NC! .
Budspencer
Elder Lister
This is the kind of thought process that breeds anarchy. The guy ignored court to the extent that the court saw it best to issue a jail sentence. If the court should have been the “adult in the room” what kind if precedent would have been set? that you can ignore court and get away with it? People ought to take responsibility.
That said, I believe the current looting spree has less to do with Zuma and more to do the fatigue arising out of the never ending Covid-19 restrictions.
These are the kind of issues you could describe as the fuel. The Zuma issue was like a spark and a catalyst rolled up into one. And the whole satafrika universe went kaboom!
Halafu, you people go on ignoring people's anger about his jailing. Someone said Ati the voice of the people is the voice of God. The Bible says what you have forgiven down here on earth is also forgiven in heaven. If the people from whom Zuma is alleged to have stolen don't want him to be punished this way, why deny the people what they want?
Disclaimer - I don't believe in heaven, or God. I also don't condone thieving.