Jacob Zuma in London

The man with dubious sexual encounters strikes again,  This week he is in London serenading Queen Elizabeth II, she better be on her guard as JZ is always on point with the ladies as he brings with him his 3rd Mrs. I have asked a few of my South African friends what they make of their Premier and many  of them don’t really say much. Going back a few posts you can tell I was a staunch Zuma supporter (not the showering Zuma but the “I won’t stand for Mugabe Zuma”), one can say I was fooled by a politician but what’s new. On Mugabe, Zuma has gone from a roaring lion to a squeaking church mouse, how sad.

South Africa plays a very important role in the affairs of Zimbabwe hence the whole world criticising Thabo “wet towel” Mbeki’s Quiet Diplomacy Policy. Prior to taking the top job in SA Zuma was very vocal about the Zimbabwe situation and how he was going to clean up, but we have come to realise that this was just a campaigning stunt by the verile one. Once again we see another leader giving in to Robert Mugabe every whim, I’m  pretty sure even Tsvangirai himself is wondering what is going on with JZ.

Robert “Geritric” Mugabe is a shrewd conniving little pathetic old man who has been trying to get the shopping sanctions lifted by the EU  and US and this has been his calling card for a few months now he has used it against Morgan and now its on Jacob Zuma. Zuma in some weird way wants to see the GNU work out but the Geriatric One  has promised them no progress will be made until his wife can go shopping in Milan and cronies kids back in foreign universties. Jacob has been taken in by Robert Mugabe and that one thing he should have fought. Human Rights do not exist in Zimbabwe because of ZANU PF and why should they be rewarded by the removal of these Sanctions.

Now he goes back home with his tail between his after he has been told by a British Labour group to quit his call for the removal of sanctions. The people of Zimbabwe are tired of the suffering inflicted by Mugabe and his inner circle if we went to the Polling stations tomorrow Mugabe would not WIN. Jacob Zuma should spend his time explainig to Mugabe that this is the end of the road and that “his” people do want him anymore and its time to move on.

Jacob, surely making one nation happy is more rewarding than keeping one old man in Power.

We have established the sanctions and who is on the Sanctions List and we know they do not affect the the average Zimbabwean but Jacob is in London this week grovelling for the removal of the sanctions. He wants to be seen as the victor of the GNU without infuriting the old man, he is not doing Zimbabweans any favor by running around asking for Sanctions to be lifted. Zuma forgets Zimbabwe is in this situation because of Mugabe’s destructive and corrupt policies and he wants to keep him sweet. Mbeki went the same way and we were not happy with him so to you Mr. Zuma I say get your act right your popularity is waning in South Africa so mend you foreign policies.

Now he goes home with his tail bewtween this legs after he has been told by a British Labour group to stay away from the snactions. Jacob should understand that Mugabe is only in coalition Government because of his bullying tactics If Zimbabweans went to the polling stations today ZANU will nolonger be in power. Mr Zuma should spend his time explaining to Mugabe that this is the end of the road and the “his” people dont want him anymore.

Surely making a nation stable is much more rewarding than keeping one old man happy.

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Jacob Zuma was recently inaugurated as the new President of South Africa, I have to be the first to admit that until recently I wasn’t a big fan of the man. Nothing to do with the recent court cases, I had lost support and admiration of anything old (or should i say from the Old School) in African politics as it always results in one thing.
As all Politicians do he has come heavily laden with promises, but what I admired about Mr Zuma is his looking further than his domestic policy as a start and amongst others relaxing immigration laws to allow Zimbabweans more of a free passage allowing them in and out of his country enabling them to work and sustain a living. Hopefully this will benefit both economies and bring an end to human trafficing between the two nations and the ill treatment of Zimbabweans south of the Limpopo.

Besides the smiles, hugs and kisses at his inauguration we all know that Mr Zuma is no fan of the Zimbabwean President and has been openly critical of him and we hope he keeps it that way as Thabo Mbeki only made things worse for Zimbabweans (dont get me started on Mr. Mbeki, previous posts are detailed enough).

Good Luck to Mr Zuma I hope you will do good for those who gave that job and turnout like some African Leaders. The people of  South Africa all over the world (yes even those overseas and neighbouring countries were allowed to vote) democratically chose their leader if only this happened in all African countries Africa will be a much better place.