Ramaphosa Government Moves to Arrest Jacinta and Husband – They Refuse to “Sell Out” SA

Ramaphosa Government Moves to Arrest Jacinta and Husband – They Refuse to “Sell Out” SA

The government of President Cyril Ramaphosa is serious about putting Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and her husband Xolani Zuma behind bars.

In a video that is currently trending, Xolani Zuma spoke to people on Moore Road late on Thursday evening. He dropped shocking news. He said he and his wife Jacinta were supposed to be arrested early on Thursday morning. According to him, the couple is now wanted by the authorities.

Xolani told the crowd that he knows about a meeting where “Plan B” for their arrest was decided. He did not name the place or the people involved, but he made it clear that the meeting happened.

Even so, Xolani stood firm. He said the couple is not running away. “We are here,” he told the people. “We can even hand over the car keys right now and climb into the police van. But there is one thing we will never do – we will never sell out our country.”

His words quickly spread online. Many South Africans started talking. Some people believe the secret meeting Xolani mentioned is the same one that Ngizwe Mchunu attended. Others think the people behind the arrest plans are now meeting in private so that the couple’s arrest can come as a big surprise.

The news has left many people talking. Some support the couple and say the government is using force because it is losing power. Others say Jacinta and Xolani must face the law like everyone else. One person online called them criminals who should be locked up. Another warned that this looks like the start of a dictatorship.

At the moment, no official statement has come from the police or the presidency. The couple remains free and continues to speak to the public. Xolani’s message is simple: they are ready to be arrested, but they will not betray South Africa.

South Africans will be watching closely to see what happens next. Will the police arrive soon, or will this story take another turn? For now, Jacinta and Xolani Zuma are standing their ground and saying they will not sell out the country.

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