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SA Hospitals Are Deathtraps: Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini Killed By Covid19 He Contracted in Hospital!

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King of the Zulu nation, Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu (72), died after contracting Covid-19 in hospital. Zwelithini, died in the early hours of Friday morning from Covid-19 complications at a hospital in KwaZulu-Natal, where he checked in last month for diabetes treatment. He reportedly contracted the coronavirus there, and was moved to intensive care. In classic nasty “woke” style, far left wing Newspapers City Press and Sunday Times jumped on the opportunity to insult the Zulu King, even before he is laid to rest on Wednesday in a private ceremony.

“Tragically, while still in hospital, His Majesty’s health took a turn for the worse and he subsequently passed away in the early hours of this morning,” said Prince Mangosutho Buthelezi, the Zulu Prime Minister and founder of the Inkatha Freedom Party. “
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The South African political parties in favour of the death penalty, do you want the Death Penalty to be enforced?

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It’s one of the more divisive topics up for discussion during the 2019 Elections, but the subject of re-introducing the death penalty often proves to be a popular one when the politicians are on the prowl for our votes.

South Africa’s abnormally-high crime rates and propensity for gender-based violence often gets emotions running high – which is perhaps a good enough argument for why this particular punishment should not be used as an electioneering tool.

In fact, these were sentiments echoed by Clare Ballard, the head of the penal reform programme of Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR) in midweek. She said that the conversation merely deflects from the actual causes of crime:

“The death penalty is not a quick fix and it does not cure crime. Every time politicians avoid confronting the complex truths about crime and punishment, we lose a vital opportunity to examine what it will take to ensure real safety for everyone.”

Clare
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