bigdammyj:
Noted

Africa my Africa!!!

Calm down, it happened in the USA this year na.

DubaiLandLord:
How many people police don kill?

They use rubber bullets

@TMKsouth: What's your opinion on the present situation, being a South African yourself. I would like to hear your informed insights. Is Zuma that popular amongst the masses, for his incarceration to be generating this much upheaval? What exactly is going on? My initial impression was that he's a very unpopular figure, but this recent riots are making me have a rethink.

Shattuck:
Your judicial system is fighting for you, you are protesting against it, if sa loves corruption so much we will be willing to export some of our notoriously corrupt leaders to them.

The judiciary is selective and factional, they're not fighting for the masses but for Ramaphosa to stay in power so that the white elite could continue looting with him and his side of the ANC. If Zuma is corrupt then let him be charged for corruption not this rubbish. He's not the only one to give that commission and parliament the middle finger .

Shattuck:
Your judicial system is fighting for you, you are protesting against it, if sa loves corruption so much we will be willing to export some of our notoriously corrupt leaders to them.

You should understand these are the actions of his supporters. The majority of the country is against this - that's why there were huge "Zuma must Go" protests. So don't say SA loves corruption.

AkalaJ:
@TMKsouth: What's your opinion on the present situation, being a South African yourself. I would like to hear your informed insights. Is Zuma that popular amongst the masses, for his incarceration to be generating this much upheaval? What exactly is going on? My initial impression was that he's a very unpopular figure, but this recent riots are making me have a rethink.

The majority of the country is against Zuma and corruption - that's why he was forced out of office prematurely. We welcome the deployment of the army. Zuma's support is based on Zulu nationalism - that's why the protests are limited to KwaZulu-Natal and poor parts of Johannesburg. The country's other 7 provinces have been peaceful over the past week of violence.

This is what Nigeria needs but Nigerians are cowards

This useless people don start again. Make they no target nigeria property

Nigerians are terrible people, aren't they?

GodHatesBigots:
We need to colonise South Africans and civilise them !!!!

This is very funny.

I hope these unfortunate bastards won't target other African businesses again? because I do trust there stupidity.

GodHatesBigots:
lazy 'animals'

You're trying too hard to be noticed buddy ....too hard

Rilley:
I hope these unfortunate bastards won't target other African businesses again? because I do trust there stupidity.

Too late . Have you stopped looting onions from Fulani farmers over there?

Franckly62:
Blind devotion to a corrupt man

He has never been charged with an corruption though ,so until then he is innocent .

ivolt:

The price of placing emotions above rational thinking.
The harsh sentence for contempt of court is very strange.
It will have been more fitting to jail him for actual corruption rather than contempt which could usually be handled in a more civil way.

Innocent business owners are now at the receiving end.

Correct !. But I suspect they know that they have nothing on him ( corruption-wise) ,so they will just humiliate him and it is backfiring.....their businesses are now being humiliated . Insurance companies are shaking .

SmartPolician:
The black man is deeply sick.
The state is working hard to bring a corrupt ex-president to justice and you guys are embarking on violent protest.
This is the same reason that Nigeria's past presidents are untouchable, no matter what they did in office.

Which court in South Africa has proven that he's corrupt ? . Is he in prison for corruption?

BigSarah:
sure burn Down everything that'll make it better

It will hurt the pockets of the targets . And insurance companies that are involved in this whole saga will bleed as well.

SmartPolician:
The black man is deeply sick.
The state is working hard to bring a corrupt ex-president to justice and you guys are embarking on violent protest.
This is the same reason that Nigeria's past presidents are untouchable, no matter what they did in office.

Gbam, gbamer, gbamest

int0x80:
This is what Nigeria needs but Nigerians are cowards

The South Africans are looting shops in the name of protesting over a corrupt president with six people dead already and you're saying Nigerians are cowards.

Are you alright in the head?

Lionessza6:


It will hurt the pockets of the targets . And insurance companies that are involved in this whole saga will bleed as well.

Using Zumas ordeal to deal with foreigners is a huge low...

BigSarah:


Using Zumas ordeal to deal with foreigners is a huge low...

LMFAO, so foreigners own malls,multi national food chains, & insurance companies in South Africa? . Please follow the story well before commenting........

There is no solution to the problem of bad leadership in black nations. If South African Americans can come out to protest against the arrest of a corrupt past leader like Zuma it is saddening.

Lionessza6:


You're trying too hard to be noticed buddy ....too hard

Lioness are you proud of yourself right now? This is what you've been calling for. The future of your children going to the dogs.

Lol..... Chai Africa...

TMKsouth:


Lioness are you proud of yourself right now? This is what you've been calling for. The future of your children going to the dogs.

LMFAO, oh please !. More like the future of whitty children and those of the BEE (90s )beneficiaries like Ramampimpi . The people doing this are dirt poor and hopeless, they could careless about the " economy " . Those who have an economy must go and calm them down . Leave peasants like myself out of this shyt .

Amuluonyenaego:
I hope they will not brutalise the masses like Nigerian army.

You call them masses? People burning shopping complexes and public infrastructure does not deserve to be treated like masses.

Why not simply release Zuma to avert disaster. Alk politicians are corrupt and each of those corrupt politicians has thousands to millions who benefited from them and wouldn't be happy if their own corrupt leader is jailed while other corrupt leaders walk freely. The best way to bring peace is either to jail all the corrupt leaders or release Zuma.

Agugbadin:
There is no solution to the problem of bad leadership in black nations. If South African Americans can come out to protest against the arrest of a corrupt past leader like Zuma it is saddening.

He has not been charged for any corruption hence the protests ,now if they take him to court and charge him for corruption ( with evidence) then most people will not be bothered.

Lionessza6:


LMFAO, so foreigners own malls,multi national food chains, & insurance companies in South Africa? . Please follow the story well before commenting........

Car dealerships and stores are also affected, I've seen reportage of losses from small businesses..
Okay

It’s not fair what they did to car dealerships of foreign national. There’s this particular one owned by some Yoruba guys, all the cars amounting several million rands torched, burnt down to ashes. What would those business owners do now? What has that business got to do with Zuma being arrested and sent to jail. What has burning malls that offers employment got to do with that? The country is trying to rebuild after a hard pandemic, with high unemployment rate. And these folks are burning down businesses. I give up on the black man... There’s something inherently and fundamentally wrong with the black man

TMKsouth:


Lioness are you proud of yourself right now? This is what you've been calling for. The future of your children going to the dogs.

davit:
African leaders no dey disappoint!

Trump did same