With each week that goes by, there is a coalescing of active and inactive politicians and bureaucrats, of chancers and would-be liberators, and an unsavoury faction within and outside the ANC aligning themselves with a potentially destabilising political formation in the county.
For there to be a coalition between the two, he may have to cede power — it’s hard to see Malema taking instructions from anyone — and absorb, at least tactically, a short-term formal alliance with his former ANC comrades and an assortment of chancers. The latter is a suggestion that President Ramaphosa has used the Zondo Commission and the National Prosecuting Authority to remove loyal cadres from positions of power — or at least throw shade on them.
He has acolytes in reputable academic institutions, though very few would employ him because he is a toxic fella that is more of a pamphleteer, and takes great pride in brainwashing impressionable undergraduates. The latter is a significant figure — setting aside his proud Stalinism. As head of the National Union of Mineworkers, he has a following of around 350,000 workers.
We have yet to factor in the return to active politics of Andile Mngxitama, but should probably wait and see if he is able to return to work after, thereby revealing his own shame-based identity.
What you don't get it, we miss the transformation agenda, we miss the promises of our land from the ANC. We care less about the term RET but we want leaders that will take us to our promise land. Any white person will find it hard to understand what we want.
Did the author just Steve Kekanad DD Mabuza is this conundrum? Kanjani sbali. DD’s rocking the chair with brim of his hat 🎩 over his eyes does not render him inactive in the RET circles. 😂😂lebolobolo daai grootman