EFF's Julius Malema said David Mabuza ticks all the boxes to be SA's president. Read the story here👇
after raising concerns over Ramaphosa’s departure from office with Mabuza being next in line to take over as president.The DA labelled Mabuza corrupt and said it did not want ANC presidential hopeful Dr Zweli Mkhize as South Africa’s next president due to the corruption allegations he is facing over the Digital Vibes scandal.
Mabuza has not made the cut to be nominated by most ANC branches and structures for reelection as deputy president.Malema claimed that the resistance by quarters of society to Mabuza’s presidency was because he was “not captured by the Oppenheimers and the Ruperts” – South Africa’s billionaire families.
“I’ve said it here many times. We were told that DD is a murderer [and] corrupt. None of those allegations were ever proven by anyone; not evenHe added: “The fearmongering that we are having around DD it’s because the establishment has no total control over DD. That’s what we are suffering from.” He said the former Mpumalanga premier and ANC provincial chair also appeared before the ANC’s integrity committee to clear his name before his swearing-in as an MP in 2019.
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