Zumasland: Seems Like There Is Some Rethinking on BEE

How well will those go down when those benefitting personally are asked to contribute to the country and especially the poor benefitting?

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What Zumalsanders Are Saying

Zwelinzima Vavi - "Corruption is a cancer that threatens the foundations of our democracy. It occurs in the public and private sectors, even within our unions," - M&G 23/09/2010

Slovo Park resident Phillip Makwela - It is not the first time they have disconnected our electricity. We are not worried. We will make another plan," - Sowetan 20/09/2010

Zwelinzima Vavi - "All we want is for our leadership to be strong and make decisions. This paralysis which is caused by young kids must come to an end." - IOL, 20/10/2010

Julius Malema - "Zuma is our friend... We elected him, and we will continue to support him." - IOL 17 Sept 2010

The basic question is:

A year ago I asked the question below - the current problems in the country & the alliance answer that quite clearly!

How can a man who

: admits to being unable to manage his personal finances

: testified that he showered after sex to prevent aids

: was sexually promiscuous while Patron of Moral Regeneration Movement

: was saved prosecution on racketeering by a happy ruling by a political ally

interact credibly with world leaders on issues of finance, health, legality or morality? and where will he lead South Africa?

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Seems Like There Is Some Rethinking on BEE

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