A new 'No Confidence' vote against President Zuma will not take him down, but civil disobedience is the way out!
That their going to be another vote of 'No Confidence' at the National Assembly in the Republic of South Africa against the ruling President Jacob Zuma. This is not the first or the last time it will be, even if the parliamentarians are this time voting with secret ballot, the result will be the same. The result will end with and will be same as before, the African National Congress (ANC) will vote in loyalty of their Prince, their President and chief Jacob Zuma.
The latest of these have been postponed since 18th April after the courts had to clear by the Constitution it the ballots in the coming polls could be done in secret. So that the results from the Members of Parliament (MPs) cannot prove if they voted for Zuma or against him. That might make it possible to get more votes against the President and is ill rule. But still I doubt it, since he has the suction of the Party, he contains the donors of the party and the ones cronies that keeps looting the state. The whole system is based around the cronies and the ones loyal to him. So the are no certainty the new measure will prevail, most likely not.
The ANC are now sucked into the Zuma control and the cronies around him, this happen after the hostile takeover Thabo Mbeki. So with the use of power-struggle and use of Unions the ANC got Zuma, instead of Mbeki. This it the truth and say otherwise is ignorant. The ANC took Zuma and he ate the state, ate the party and looted whatever he could.
President Zuma will not go even if there is another vote, I don't believe that would make it happen. He has used power to build a village in Nkandla, buy a house and vehicle in Dubai and has family involved in all sort of businesses connected with the Gupta family and the Oakbay companies. That their either been done in secret deal with Russians for 10 Nuclear Power Plants or not, if it was all lies or if it was truth. That is the sort of arrangement that would be typical of Zuma and his fellow cronies. The State is captured, the economy has no trust in the government and the financial ministry, therefore the reports of a recession and downfall spiral comes with the tricks and schemes that has benefited only the people around Zuma and not the Republic.
There should be enough counts on corruption to indict the President, but since he has control of all bodies of government, since he ushers the tricks and get his will at a daily basis he doesn't fear. Neither does the South African people demonstrate against him or avoid respecting the ANC and their government entities. They are not importing or using other companies than the ones loyal to ANC. They are not trying to boycott the ANC and the ruling regime. The 'No Confidence' voting in Parliament are again a side-show from the important matter of total abstain of justice and representation in South Africa. Where a ruling elite and their benefactors are eating of the plate, while the others are staving. So if it is to be erupted change, the change has to come not only from within, but from external forces in the communities, the acts of civil disobedience and acts of disrespect of the state. Since the state has been sold to companies and communities that is not on the ballots, neither that has accountability towards the citizens.
The people should know this and should stand behind it. The price of a change cost, it has always and will always be so. If the South Africans want a government representing them and not the Guptas. They have to act, if not they are silently accepting the capture and looting in broad daylight! Peace.
Author nilspeacePosted on June 24, 2017 June 24, 2017 Categories Africa, Business, Civil Service, Corruption, Crime, Development, Economic Measures, Economy, Election, Ethics, Governance, Government, Law, Leadership, Politics, Tax, TransparencyTags #WeAreANC, Adv Busisiwe Mkwebane, African National Congress, African National Congress National Executive Committee, African Regional Centre of the New Development, Airbus, Ajay Gupta, Amphitheater, ANC, ANC NEC, ANC Stalwarts, ANC Veteran, ANC Veterans, Arnot Power Station, Atul Gupta, Audited, Bank of Baroda, Batho Pele White Paper, Ben Ngubane, Brian Molefe, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, Busisiwe Mkwebane, CASAC, Chronic Unemployment, Citizens, City News, City Press, Coal, CoGTA, Congress of the People, Consitutional Court, Constitution of South Africa, Constitutional Court of South Africa, COPE, Corporate Governance, Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution, Cyril Ramaphosa, D. Van Rooyen, DA, David van Rooyen, Democractic Alliance, Democratic Alliance, Department Public Works, Des Van Rooyen, Directorate of Public Prosecution, Directorate of Public Works, Dolomite Risk Management Programmes, DPP, DPW, Economic Freedom Fighters, Economic Slowdown, EFF, Escrow Account, ESKOM, Eskom Board, Eskom contracts, Ethics Code, Executive, Executive Ethics Code, Exxaro, Finance, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, Fire Pool, First Rand Bank, FirstRand Bank, GoSA, Government of South Africa, GoZA, Gupta Family, Guptagate, H.E. Jacob Zuma, H.E. President Zuma, Habib Overseas Bank, Hendrina, Hlaudi Motsoeneng, Hon. J.H. Steenhuisen, Hon. Malusi Gigaba, Hon. Sfiso Buthelezi, IcelandSave, ICU, Inner City Regeneration, J.H. Steenhuisen, Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma, Jacob Zuma, Jacob Zuma Foundation, Jeremy Cronin, Johann Rupurt, Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Jonas Mcebisi, Jones Mcebisi, JSE, KPMG, Kwa-Zulu Natal, KwaZulu-Natal, Lungisa Fuzile, Luthuli House, Mabel Petronella Mentor, Maladministration, Malusi Gigaba, Matshela Koko, Mcebisi Jonas, Media, Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Minister of Police, Ministrial Appointment, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Finance South Africa, Ministry of Public Works, Misleading Parliament, Monopoly Capital, MPM, Mr. Gupta, National Assembly of South Africa, National Development Plan, National Treasury, Nazeem Howa, NedBank, Nene Nhanhla, Nene Nklanhla, Nhanhla Nene, Nkandla, Nkandla Affair, Nkandla Debt, Nkandla Expenditure, Nkandla Security Upgrades, Nkandlagate, Nklanhla Nene, Oakbay, Oakbay Business, Oakbay Investment, Oakbay Investments, Oakbay Resources and Energy, OCM, Optimum, Optimum Coal Mine, Optimum Coal Mine (pty) Limited, Optimum Coal Terminal, Opulent, Pravin Gordhan, Pre-Payment, President Zuma, Presidential Housing, Privat Clinic, Public Finance Management Act, Public Protector, Rajesh Gupta, Rand, Republic of South Africa, Respect, RSA, SAA Board, Sahara Computers (Pty) Ltd, SAIPA, SARB, Saxonworld, Secure in Comfort, Security Cluster Task Team, Sfiso Buthelezi, South Africa, South African Currency, South African Institute of Professional Accountants, South African National Treasury, South African Rand, South African Reserve Bank, State Own Entreprises, Swimming Pool, Swiss Giant, Tax, Tegeta, the Executive, The Loan Consortium, the Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela, Trevor Manuel, Tutuka Power Station, UDM, Unemployment, Union Buildings, United Democratic Movement, Vardospan Bank, Visitor Center, Visitor Centre, ZA
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