Was Zuma's gratitude to supporters genuine or an 'attention-seeking' stunt that could spark further divisions?
Image:Former president Jacob Zuma’s gratitude to those who protested against his arrest, leading to civil unrest and criminality in July 2021, has sparked fierce debate.
“I am free. The parole was exhausted last week. I am ready for everything. I thank you for standing beside me when things were tough for me last year.”
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