I the election was to happen now, the ANC might not be in a position to easily repeat a Schabir Shaik move with Jacob.
Ace Magashule, Former ANC President Jacob Zuma, ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa and Paul Mashatile toast in celebration following the delivery of the party's Election Manifesto at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban on Saturday, 12 January 2019. Cosatu, expects the events to unite the movement and erase factions and divisions that have rocked the province. Picture: Gallo Images
My high hopes of Jacob Zuma confessing to his filching faults and refilling the vaults with monies which could be used supporting the current wonky economy turn out to be pipe dreams. It has involuntarily further bolstered a slippery customer who, for 15 years, has played silly buggers with the courts .
The virus certainly had a coincidental hand in exacerbating the situation, but was craftily blamed for the whole shebang.
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