Comments on: Jacob Zuma Acquittal

By: fadiel davis

fadiel davis — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 08:27:22 +0000

south africa, a tap with following water. nelson mandella open the tap, mbeki the access air in the pipes and then jabob zuma the flowing waters. zuma is not god and can make mistakes as well. give the man a chance and guide him, instead of putting him down. help me get his email, for i want to ask his about decriminalising ganga in the western cape. this may let many people flock down to cape town, stop xenophobia and might even change the polls for his campaign. come on zuma set rasta free and see where you will be. webmail give free email in south africa. i am leidaf7777 and would like to see this change.

By: Gxarha

Gxarha — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 11:14:23 +0000

We need a credible and capacitated president that can bring bread on the table. Zuma does not have that capacity. He is too week to do that. There is not tribal issue. That one is used as a scape goat. He failed to behave himself and that’s it. I would not be proud to have a president like him. He is already disapproved by the African continent,let alone the “world”. South Africa will experience huge problems if they have Zuma as a leader or president. He is good only at heading his wives. The nation is not like that.

By: THEO

THEO — Tue, 03 Oct 2006 06:25:02 +0000

plz anyone help me get the email address of JZ friends i need to contact the people immidiately

By: Desre

Desre — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 18:26:10 +0000

Nevermind his rediculous comments on showering after sex with an HIV positive woman being a preventative measure for infection (likened to washing hands after peeling onions), Jacob Zuma has now made completely unsavory, inhuman and certainly un-PC comments about homosexuality. And still a large number of South Africans support his re-instatement as deputy president with a view to election to country president. With massive questions on his creditability as a politican and custodian of political and regulatory propriety, as well as moral re-generation initiatives post-apartheid, one wonders how long it will be before his wings are clipped visibly. I fear investor confidence in SA will suffer to the detriment of a continuously strengthening economy.

By: Black Looks

Black Looks — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:59:43 +0000

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