As Justice Zondo fumes over the absence of Jacob Zuma, his homestead is having a braai at Nkandla .It seems former president Jacob Zuma has too much support for someone involved in massive alleged corruption. According to Times Live Supporters of retired president Jacob Zuma accused of state capture, huddled in their masses outside Nkandla today. Moods were running at full speed as Umkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans Association (MKMVA) shriek in unison and dance along the road leading to the Nkandla homestead. Tents have been set up and 'potjies' are on fire making food, for the hungry supporters. This comes as Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo today announced the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture will make an application to the Constitutional Court pursuing an order declaring that former president Jacob Zuma is guilty of contempt of court. Justice Zondo announced the ConCourt could either require a term of imprisonment on Zuma or a fine, but the committee would be seeking imprisonment.
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leave the old man alone and go after the thieves that used his lack of intelligence to rob the state,he has served his country and has been taken advantage of😪
GUEST_Q3D6LW6V3
02-15 14:45:27
Let Them give him hefty fine and canishe him from his benefits like former presidents pension benefit. If the constitution does not allow amend it.That is all. Otherwise leave alone. Concentrate on the 500 billion.
GUEST_NEJr0BKZa
02-15 19:32:41
imprisonment is very good for the people like Zuma who undermine the law he think he is clever with his tectics
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GUEST_e30o9Ypq9
02-15 16:44:14leave the old man alone and go after the thieves that used his lack of intelligence to rob the state,he has served his country and has been taken advantage of😪
GUEST_Q3D6LW6V3
02-15 14:45:27Let Them give him hefty fine and canishe him from his benefits like former presidents pension benefit. If the constitution does not allow amend it.That is all. Otherwise leave alone. Concentrate on the 500 billion.
GUEST_NEJr0BKZa
02-15 19:32:41imprisonment is very good for the people like Zuma who undermine the law he think he is clever with his tectics