African National Congress (ANC) president Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed former president Jacob Zuma’s message encouraging people to vote for the ANC.
DURBAN - African National Congress president Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed former president Jacob Zuma’s message encouraging people to vote for the ANC.He spoke to journalists on the side lines of his campaign and said although he wasn’t aware of the message Zuma had released, he said appreciated it.Earlier this week, the former president was seen on a video which was released by his foundation urging ANC supporters to vote for the party regardless of their dissatisfactions.
Ramaphosa saud he expected Zuma to do such: “I haven’t seen the video that you’re talking about from former president Zuma encouraging voters to vote. I would expect him as a loyal member of the ANC and former leader of the ANC to encourage our voters to vote.” Ramaphosa has also wished the former president a speedy recovery saying that he should be given space to focus on his health.
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