Source: Twitter
There are people who took a very serious journey to go and visit the former chief justice of the Republic of South Africa in a quest to call him a contact for presidency in 2024 elections.
This people approached the former chief justice and made it clear that they are requesting him to contest for presidency in 2024 national elections as an independent candidate and they promised him to vote for him.
This shows that there are people who have got strong confidence in the former chief justice and they believe that he can lead them very well without any corruption, following the way he took care of the office of Chief Justice.
However, it is not yet clear if the chief justice actually agreed to this request because he is now at home enjoying his time as he has really worked hard and deserves to enjoy some break.
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