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Zuma Jnr enters 2024 election as an independent - Duduzane predicts “cataclysmic shift” for SA

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The famous, highly articulate son of former SA President Jacob Zuma has decided to fight the country’s potentially watershed 2024 National election outside the ANC because he “wants to be part of the solution”. Duduzane Zuma warns those in power will be held accountable for “dropping the ball”. In this cracking interview with Chris Steyn of BizNews, he calls for less politicking, less political rhetoric - and more action. He lists SA’s three significant threats as racism, tribalism and xenophobia - and will stand on a tolerance and inclusivity platform. Zuma Jnr says he lives for “safety, security, peace and prosperity” and wants people to work together so that SA can attract the foreign investment needed to create job opportunities.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
1 May 2023 6AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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