Zuma the indebted president is in power now is the time for all the comrades to come and claim their entitlement. During his election campaign he promised everyone everything and those in the front queue of his cabinet have already made claims of multimillion Rands from ministerial hand book of entitlement for luxurious cars, 1rst class flight seats, most expensive 5 star hotels etc…
The cabinet was extended to fit the size of debtors who have laboured tirelessly through townships and cities, through villages, in stadiums and halls to sell the JZ brand to citizens of this country paving his way to union buildings.
Labour unions welcome their man in power with their own toy toy trademark, claiming that now they an ear to listen as they shout their voices along our streets, throwing off the rubbish, grounding the building of stadiums downing tools and closing roads, turning the tune of his Mshini wami trademark to mali yam. They have already claimed their big casualty in Tito Mboweni’s exit as a Governor of Reserve Bank while clever Trevor managed to duck their calls for him to be stripped power so he can quite.
Recalling Mbeki’s appointed public servants & in public enterprises those who failed to navigate post-Polokwane political topography is undefined policy to ensure that all the comrades in queues get their chance to share the power trip they fought so hard for.
Lots of eyebrows were raised when comrade Blade was spotted in the ministerial queue for his share in public service, many thought his role to keep Marxist ideas alive was fulltime but the Blade ignored even Carl Marx as he later drove through him in style of his counterparts who are driven in the latest German top of the range machines.
To make matters worse his deputy Jeremy Cronin was standing in deputy ministerial queue while the young communist was heading for a parliamentary seat than educating the next generation on Marxist ideology and Gwede Mantashe left communist quotas soon after he was deployed to Luthuli house. Thanks to Zuma there’s no more left, in fact the left views exists as an excuse to moan publicly when disgruntled or left out in ANC majority decisions and actions.
Shabir Shaik who was sentenced 15 years imprisonment for bribing Zuma and was later released under claims that he is nearer my God to thee is now waiting for presidential pardon to move on with his life, play golf with ease and not duck sneaky reporters who are not happy to see him alive and not wearing orange overall.
Even Vusi Mona can now wash the shame he suffered after breaking journalism code and divulge off record briefing which became Zuma’s weapon against Bulelani Ngcuka and the media.
The media is still on a guilt trip, after all the reports failed to prevent this man from governing this country, now they can’t scrutinize him like before charges against him were dropped after all some media houses are still carrying pending lawsuit for their attempts to tarnish his image.
Jacob Zuma chose to pay millions of Rands in settling scores or remove the man he regards as threats to his freedom, Vusi Pikoli. This happened shortly after Pikoli testified in Jackie Selebi’s trial and said that he wouldn’t have dropped charges against Zuma despite Mpshe’s given reasons for doing so. Talking of Mpshe it’s highly unlikely that he will get the job he has been acting at for the past two years, the whole Justice and Security cluster falls upon someone who emerges from KZN to ensure that JZ enjoys power trip without someone conspiring with DA on how to bring back the charges.
Vavi chose to distance himself from the throne saying he can’t wear many hats like his fellow comrades instead he doubled his salary increase to bridge the gap which has been opened by the move to cabinet.
Julius malema was told he has some grown up to do before being considered for cabinet post a move which resulted in him making a lot of noise from the sidelines. He is also angered by the fact that election campaigning ended and he can’t find anything to attack Helen Zille with so he has been attacking every white person labelling them racists. I think Julius is the worse racist, the Bible says in proverbs “as the man thinks so he is”, as he regards others as racist so he is.
As for the public who did all the work in voting, there’s nothing for them. We have been offered hotline to lay our complains to the president but I doubt he ever checks any complains from the hotline. Over the past two month since its launch he is yet to quote one single complain from a hotline caller
Those who were hoping for the better life for all start buying a CD or downloading a song titled “Waiting in vain” by Annie Lennox. Cause that’s what those waiting for service delivery are waiting for. As Jacob Zuma said it repeatedly that ANC will rule till Jesus come, he just doesn’t mention also that they won’t deliver till Jesus comes. The next round of food parcels will come before the dawn of the next elections.
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