According to reports, another contentious ‘tea party’ took place in Nkandla over the weekend. Former President Jacob Zuma was paid a visit by the Swaziland-based Mangololo party, which may have been a mistake. In Nkandla on Friday, members of the Mangololo Movement met with former South African President Jacob Zuma. According to information found on the Zuma Foundation page, the meeting was held to update Zuma about the country’s political position and to seek counsel and assistance. How do they seek guidance from someone who resigned as President owing to corruption and is currently being in court for fraud?
Zuma has gotten himself into some hot water as a result of the “tea party.” The Swaziland Solidarity Network has slammed former President Jacob Zuma’s plan to host the conservative Mangololo party from Eswatini, which supports King Mswati’s regime, according to Independent Media (IOL). Zuma should be humiliated, according to the network, for cuddling up to a backward dictatorship. The Jacob Zuma Foundation has being urged to make public the discussions the former president held with King Mswati’s political , the Mangololo Political Party. The King’s party, Mangololo, opposes democratization in Eswatini and advocates for the use of violence against defenseless Swatis.
It’s ironic that Mangololo continues to seek counsel from and converse with leaders of democratic institutions, despite the fact that they oppose true democratization in ESwatini. It’s one thing to consult with a man who almost gave South Africa’s economy to corrupt syndicates; it’s quite another to consult with a man who almost gave South Africa’s economy to corrupt syndicates! What are your thoughts on the matter? Why are they being so dramatic now that Zuma is a pensioner with little political power?
Jacob Zuma was called by King Mswati to speak at a national prayer session a few years ago, where he praised Mswati’s rule. Mswati will rule until Jesus returns, according to Zuma. Today, we witness a freedom fighter siding with others who advocate the slaughter of unarmed Swazis.
Sihle Mavuso, an IOL journalist, is the source of this information.
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