Analysis - The uMkhonto Wesizwe party, led by former President Jacob Zuma, is making inroads in Gauteng.
On Saturday evening, at the Maslow Times Square in Pretoria, former president Jacob Zuma charmed a gathering lassoed together by the diamond dealer Louis Liebenberg.
"We developed, all of us, from the old days to today. We will always say, let us be together, let us unite. We are not going to kill anyone. Not at all. During the armed struggle there was an agreement, if you arrest you don't kill. All liberation movement did not come back with
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