Political analyst Lesiba Teffo said Zuma was blatantly fooling his audiences and supporters because he knew that was not possible.
Zuma vowed at a recent rally that if the MK party came to power, it would exile pregnant teens to Robben Island.Despite former president Jacob Zuma’s call to abolish secret voting raising significant concerns about the democratic principles and practices in South Africa, political analysts argue it would be impossible to change the constitution and Bill of Rights.
The uMkhonto weSizwe party held an election campaign rally in Msinga in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, where Zuma addressed voters. He told them his party would change election laws, where voting would no longer be secret, adding most things were prevented by laws that were “not ours”.“It’s laws from Roman-Dutch. We will change these laws and introduce African laws. “If you are a black person and don’t vote for a black, you will quickly regret it,” he said.
“There’s no doubt he’s a populist and is playing the populist game in terms of national interest. We could say it’s a form of national socialism he’s playing. “One person, one vote of equal value, which is a secret, only known to the person doing that, is exactly what forced him to go to prison,” he said.Zuma vowed at a recent rally that if the MK party came to power, it would exile pregnant teens to Robben Island.
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