No one is above the law, he should go to prison.
I hate the fact that he ignored court rulings. Even though I pity him due to his old age and fighting for SA when he was young. But that's not a reason to take the law into your hands like Buhari is doing

nastyesco:
Its the expected blowback from imprisoning uBaba Msholozi. Zulus think RSA is all about them

I dedicate this to my ex-girlfriend Khabonina who left me because I told her to stop wearing bra at home, I hope someone carts away her wig during these protests in Durban

Hahahaha..

Most zulus are stark illiterates

tillaman:
you are not a nice person, so you couldn’t skip that statue and igwe part and just reference the road alone

Well.. he didn't mention names. Lol..

Laggatumuch:

Are you at peace with even your brother?

Yes I am

Usually the outcome of corruption fight cause it affects complex interest.

kwalakwala123:


Even Nigeria it's only the Biafran land... If you know what it means

All this south africans why don't you go to your countrys online platform to comment and make it count. Making noise here won't do crap for you

Raph82:
Black Africans, this retrogressive disposition is encoded in our gene. A few days back, I was applauding South Africa for its mature level of politics and functioning institutions. Even for how their police technically handled Jacob Zuma in turning himself in willingly is a sign that they are way more advanced than expected. Why will these backwards-thinking youths be on the street protesting and looting over the arrest of a past leader whose hands are heavily soiled in corruption? A leader that doesn't even know u exist, just imagine.

Nobody is above the law but in africa actions like this have implications that could lead to destruction of lives and properties. Zuma is still popular and many will not accept that he was sentenced without trial simply because he did not honor an invitation to a panel setup to investigate a nuclear deal and other state capture allegations. He’ has not been found guilty of corruption or murder . First offender for contempt , 80 years old , ex deputy president and ex president being messed up using the law will definitely not go down well with his supporters and hence the backclash

They should opt for house Arrest.....

@Seniorwriter

nastyesco:
Its the expected blowback from imprisoning uBaba Msholozi. Zulus think RSA is all about them

I dedicate this to my ex-girlfriend Khabonina who left me because I told her to stop wearing bra at home, I hope someone carts away her wig during these protests in Durban

Bro udominit

bcomputer101:
Very stupid country

It is not a stupid country. Protesters also loot and burnt cars in the USA this year.

So, calm down. The ability to send an ex president to prison is commendable. Not many country has such guts. Not Nigeria.

Y'all can kill ur selves who cares

TMKsouth:


Oh really? I heard they also know how to arrest their former corrupt presidents instead of building statues in their honour and naming major roads after them. FYI, Zuma doesn't have a single statue in Zululand

Igwe Zuma - only in Nigeria (and nowhere else on planet Earth).

which means if Tinubu was to come from Zulu land by now they would have hang the thief to dead. For using bullion Van for a broad daylight robbary .

They have been looting shops... ShopRite and foreigners shop we're looted... They can't blame Nigerians again... They are just broke ass mofos

There seems to be plenty lazy folks in that side of the world... Why looting innocent peoples shop over political protest..?

abnot:

Nobody is above the law but in africa actions like this have implications that could lead to destruction of lives and properties. Zuma is still popular and many will not accept that he was sentenced without trial simply because he did not honor an invitation to a panel setup to investigate a nuclear deal and other state capture allegations. He’ has not been found guilty of corruption or murder . First offender for contempt , 80 years old , ex deputy president and ex president being messed up using the law will definitely not go down well with his supporters and hence the backclash

Exactly!.

Cyril and his gang of captured judges also forgot that the Zuma faction of the ANC were once called terrorists by the apartheid government; bombing strategic places of the economy ,hijackings & heists to fund their struggle . Now add to this group ; opportunistic criminals, unemployed, hungry & angry youth and you will get the disaster that is unfolding . His funders are now bleeding ; their businesses are being targeted for looting and destruction .

But then again ,maybe Ramaphosa is using the popularity of Zuma to collapse the economy ;

Africa Africa



https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-56237818

Charly68:
There seems to be plenty lazy folks in that side of the world... Why looting innocent peoples shop over political protest..?

We will never forget how " hardworking " Nigerians looted innocent people's businesses( mostly Nigerians)in lagos ,hiding behind fighting xenophobia in South Africa . Who can forget the recent looting of onions by Southerners ,hiding behind fighting the invasion of Fulani- herdsmen .

Seniorwriter:
They should opt for house Arrest.....

@Seniorwriter

That would have been the more sensible thing to do ,but Cyril is on a mission to destroy the economy it seems .

iampeterben:
Southy and outrage. It's well sha!! Let them allow the law have his course, even if he was a former president, no one is above the law.

They should jail him for corruption not for refusing to appear before a clearly biased commission that targets only a certain crew. If Zuma is guilty of corruption why are his accusers not taking him to court with their evidence ?

bcomputer101:
Very stupid country

Is this coming from a Zoo-gerian ?

abnot:

Nobody is above the law but in africa actions like this have implications that could lead to destruction of lives and properties. [b]Zuma is still popular and many will not accept that he was sentenced without trial simply because he did not honor an invitation to a panel setup to investigate a nuclear deal and other state capture allegations. [/b]He’ has not been found guilty of corruption or murder . First offender for contempt , 80 years old , ex deputy president and ex president being messed up using the law will definitely not go down well with his supporters and hence the backlash

U see why I say blacks have backward mentality? How on earth will someone feel he's above the law, thereby disregarding court injunction. It's anti-democracy for a democratic leader to act in such a manner. Forget about popularity among the people, he's taking that into an advantage by indulging in anti-democratic practices. Things have to be done in the right way, that's the only way Africa can grow democratically.

nastyesco:
Its the expected blowback from imprisoning uBaba Msholozi. Zulus think RSA is all about them

I dedicate this to my ex-girlfriend Khabonina who left me because I told her to stop wearing bra at home, I hope someone carts away her wig during these protests in Durban

You dey craze, wallai

BeardGangJnr1:
Zulu man with some power...

......influence, charisma and millions of loyal supporters .

Raph82:
U see why I say blacks have backward mentality? How on earth will someone feel he's above the law, thereby disregarding court injunction. It's anti-democracy for a democratic leader to act in such a manner. Forget about popularity among the people, he's taking that into an advantage by indulging in anti-democratic practices. Things have to be done in the right way, that's the only way Africa can grow democratically.

He's not the only one who refused to appear before that commission, there are many others ,and none of them have been humiliated in this manner ;

No Looting pls

NaijaGoBetter20:
As expected... I don't think the US government can put Obama or Trump in detention and sleep with both eyes closed. There are many ways to deal with past presidents one of them is house arrest.
Can Buhari put Obj or GEJ in like and still think Yoruba land or Niger Delta will not riot, not possible

Yorubas don't support corrupt leaders. If they put Obasanjo in prison for stealing, nothing will happen.

NaijaGoBetter20:
As expected... I don't think the US government can put Obama or Trump in detention and sleep with both eyes closed. There are many ways to deal with past presidents one of them is house arrest.
Can Buhari put Obj or GEJ in like and still think Yoruba land or Niger Delta will not riot, not possible

Even ex - president Thabo Mbeki warned of this. But Ramaphosa and his apartheid backers are too arrogant, the streets will teach them a lesson ( it's their busineses under attack now ).

imagine Nigeria fighting because they arrested buhari maybe after his tenure!! I doubt any Nigerian would give AF, only probably northerners sha will lose their mind over it

Raph82:
U see why I say blacks have backward mentality? How on earth will someone feel he's above the law, thereby disregarding court injunction. It's anti-democracy for a democratic leader to act in such a manner. Forget about popularity among the people, he's taking that into an advantage by indulging in anti-democratic practices. Things have to be done in the right way, that's the only way Africa can grow democratically.

He stopped honoring the commission's summons because he has an issue with the chair which believes will influence the outcome. He asked the chair to recurse himself but instead the chair remained seat tight and began to witch-hunt him. Something like Zuma having messy divorce with a relative of the chair or so (don't know the full details). Strengthening democracy on one hand and destruction of lives/properties on another hand. I'm even beginning to hear some of Zuma's enemies condemn the judgement. Apparently they even went straight to the highest court making it difficult/impossible for him to utilize his rights to appeal. On Zuma's part he should have seek better legal advice to avoid this

SmartPolician:
Africa, .[/b][/i]

BTW, black South Africans must be terrible humans. They always look forward to protests so they can loot the shops of hardworking business people. Aside from the EndSARS protest, Nigerian protesters rarely loot shops during protests. I think these SA blacks are even worse than Nigerians.

LMFAO, Nigerians have scary vices of their own; human trafficking, kidnapping, terrorism etc. Please stop being a comedian . And wasn't it Nigerians that were looting onions recently while protesting against fulani herdsmen? . And didn't Nigerians loot fellow Nigerian businesses not so long ago hiding behind the fight against xenophobia in South Africa? .