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Well, well, the rich ANC confirms that they will cover Jacob Zuma’s legal costs or are the Gupta’s involved

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The bank of the ANC will be opening its doors to one of their most frequent customers. Jacob Zuma is set to be bailed out by the party in his legal fees saga.

Fair play to Jacob Zuma. He’s absolutely adamant he won’t pay a cent towards his own court bills, and he seems to be winning the fight. Speaking to SABC on Friday morning, the ANC’s Acting national spokesperson Dakota Legote confirmed they would bailout Msholozi by paying for his legal fees.

It marks a bizarre twist in the tail, just 24 hours after Zuma was asked to pay back a fee of approximately R16 million in public funds he used for his own private court cases. The ANC initially welcomed the judgement he’d have to “pay back the money”, but Legote seems to be letting the former president off the hook in a major way.

Who’s paying? ANC to cover Jacob Zuma and his legal bills
He accepted “responsibility” on behalf of the party for Zuma’s transgres
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Sly criminals pocketed money donations for Jacob Zuma’s legal costs in lawless stunt

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Blacks who are sly criminals are collecting money to help pay the legal costs of Jacob Zuma, but are make sure that they put the donations into their own pockets.

The crooks are not only based in Natal where they cheat uninformed people with the stunt, because the same trick has also been observed in Central Transvaal.

The ANC spokesmen say they will not discourage anyone who wants to help Zuma to blame for the debt, but the party distances him from any involvement in the relationship.

Financial experts doubt whether Zuma has the assets to pay about R16m of legal costs, and may be declared bankrupt in order to get rid of the debt burden.

Meanwhile, the communist SACP has seriously blamed its partner, the ANC, that they have called for Zuma to help make donations for his debt.

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BREAKING NEWS:- Jacob Zuma WILL pay his own legal costs and here is why the courts decided enough was enough

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Judge Aubrey Ledwaba has spoken: In his scathing judgement, he lists his reasons why Jacob Zuma must return the total cost of his legal fees.

A landmark judgement in Pretoria has condemned Jacob Zuma to accountability. The former president has been told to pay back the legal fees he put on the taxpayers’ bill, from court cases spanning across the last 13 years.

It’s estimated that Zuma will have to repay R16 million of state money he used to hire top-class defence lawyers, employed to protect him from state capture judgements and corruption probes. However, that fee could be nearer the R50 million mark, following the in-and-out court dates he’s racked up in 2018.

But what swayed the judges to switch off the public funds tap for Msholozi? We’re having a glance at what was said in the court papers, and why the law – which Zuma was once able to navigate so expertly – has looked so unfavourably upon him.

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It is reported that Cyril has no solid economic policy, is that why he is just borrowing money from everywhere?

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Ramaphosa’s government doesn’t have an economic policy. All that’s been forthcoming is a stimulus package, plus two summits.

As the entrails of the era under South Africa’s former president Jacob Zuma continue to be exposed each day before a commission set up to investigate corruption, so the country witnesses the consolidation of the political project spearheaded by the new head of state Cyril Ramaphosa.

But a key piece of the puzzle is missing: Ramaphosa’s government doesn’t have an economic policy. All that’s been forthcoming is a stimulus package, plus two summits – one on jobs, the other on investment. Do these add up to an economic policy?

The answer is no. Here’s why.

I agree with South African economist Duma Gqubule that the stimulus package is a mix of short-term stimulus measures and longer-term structural transformation measures, without doing justice to either. The short-term measures don’t include the usua
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