Former president Jacob Zuma is said to be planning to build a Pan African University in Nkandla as his last wish after many years he left the ANC presidency.
On Saturday, Jacob Zuma engaged with his comrades where it was revealed that he will be working with his comrades to build what he call ‘his last dream’ he want to build a Pan African University in Nkandla.
“We are working hard to archive this with him and for him. Many Africans will benefit from this University,” his comrades said.
RET champion and former president Jacob Zuma also took the opportunity and questioned why there are so many political parties in South Africa.
He argued that the squabbles happen because the parties are being used so that there is no unity among black people.
“The white parties have been reducing since our freedom, they are consolidating their power. The black parties are increasing by the day so that we have to be fighting amongst ourselves all the time, swearing at one another.
Going to parliament instead of discussing how we develop this country but wanting to show the others how wrong they are. Where is Pan Africanism there of uniting to go forward?” Zuma said.
The RET champion said Pan Africanism means black people should take a decision not to fight amongst ourselves.
Zuma was addressing a number of young people in a virtual programme organised by a team called President of the People Fan Club, in a programme titled: “Umrabulo with Msholozi”.
Source: https://twitter.com/OurPresidentJZ/status/1497816237551804416?t=Zzs6T079Csad968zcP9odQ&s=19
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