In a report released in March, Public ProtectorThuli Madonsela found that (South African President Jacob) Zuma had derived undue benefit and should pay for some of it out of his own pocket.
So tell us something we don’t know.
The whole affair stinks worse than a bombadier beetle, and quite clearly there’s been some foul play at work.
But what did Zuma do? Well he swept the whole thing under the carpet. Just like that. He asks the police minister, Nkosinathi Nhleko (somebody whom Zuma appointed and therefore owes his polictical career to Zuma), whether he should repay some of the money. Here is his response.
Turkeys vote for Christmas Jacob, they really do !!
“Surprisingly, [having a] spouse [with a] longer fully erect penis was associated with increased likelihood of the women having extra-marital partnerships. From these results, every one inch longer penis increased the likelihood of women being involved in extra-marital partnership by almost one-and-half times,”
Story here:
Big penis, big problem in a marriage: study
We have no more to say
A couple of days ago we posted Three cheers for Juju where we mentioned the EFF swearing in ceremony. Well here’s a video about it:
Apparently South African MPs can’t take responsibility for their own lack of self control. They are blaming their obesity on the food they are served …
MPs blame ‘fattening’ Parliament food for their obesity
If they can’t keep their noses out of the trough, can we trust them to restrain themselves elsewhere. 240 free flights anyone?
Julius Malema, Juju, is good for South Africa. Many people fear him due to his threats to privatise the mines. Maybe that’s a valid fear. But he isn’t going to get a parliamentary majority any time soon so can’t implement any of his own policies without the assistance of others. But he’s good for South Africa because he is shaking up politics and making people a little uneasy about their comfy roles. The ANC is too comfy helping its cronies rather than driving change across the entire country. The DA never thought any other party would represent the opposition. But Juju’s EFF has them on their toes. His party is asking the right question – why are the poor no better off than twenty years ago? His swearing in ceremony in the parliament was a master stroke – EFF members dressing in the work clothes of the poor. He’s got people talking, and he’s getting younger people engaged in politics. Good on him.
You only dare think it – we dare say it