Jacob Zuma Treats KwaZulu-Natal Supporters to Song and Dance, Mzansi Says He Should Rest

• Former President Jacob Zuma addressed his supporters in KwaZulu-Natal and enjoyed singing and dancing in the limelight
• Msholozi has his sights set on the African National Congress chairperson position which he plans to contest at the party's 55th national conference
• Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla shared several videos from the event, including clips of Zuma singing and dancing in front of the crowd

UMLAZI - Former President Jacob Zuma was rallying the support of citizens in KwaZulu-Natal and addressed his backers while visiting the Isidingo Combined Primary School over the weekend.

Msholozi has his sights set on the African National Congress chairperson position. Zuma was treated to a warm welcome upon his arrival, and before his address, attendees chanted, "Wenzeni uZuma?" (what has Zuma done?).

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Taking to Twitter to document the event, the former president's daughter, Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla posted:

"Heading towards the ANC 55th National Conference, this is what we need to do: "Close ranks" - President OR Tambo."

Duduzile shared several other videos from the event, including clips of Zuma singing and dancing in front of the crowd.

According to TimesLIVE, the former president told ANC branches that he is available for the national chairperson position. He said he plans to revive the ruling party.

Mzansi believes its time for Zuma to bow out:

@NgomaTshiamo said:

"You guys need to let the Zuma's rest it's over. The Zumas can make noise all they want. Only KZN will vote them into power the rest of the country is moving."

@MoopelwaThabo commented:

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"Zuma is loved by the people of KZN bro. He destroyed our economy and collapsed our SOEs. He sold our country to the Guptas. He is a bitter old man who doesn't want to take responsibility for anything."

Jacob Zuma wants ANC delegates to oppose step aide rule and other leadership decisions

In a related matter, Briefly News also reported Former president Jacob Zuma called on African National Congress (ANC) delegates to fight against some of the decisions made by the party's leadership, particularly the step-aside rule.

Zuma gave the call to action while speaking to ANC supporters during a branch visit in Umlazi, Durban, on Sunday, 6 November. The former president was delivering a memorial lecture honouring anti-apartheid politician Oliver Thambo.

Zuma claimed that certain decisions taken by the party's leadership do not make sense, like removing NEC members from the national disciplinary committee and replacing them with non-NEC members.

Source: Briefly News