After a long power struggle between South African President Jacob Zuma and African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) president Julius Malema, at last Zuma has won. To win and win good, Zuma decided to use his newly acquire presidential power to disband ANCYL Nationa Executive Committee. Many analysts believe that Zuma reached at the decision of disbanding ANCYL Nationa Executive Committee after noticing that many regional ANCYL leaders are still loyal to his friend-turned nemesis, Malema. To get rid of Malema, Zuma had no way except to show the ANCYL' NEC the door.
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That is some heavy handed editing there, Mhango! I didn't know you take offense whenever Dr Jakaya's intellect is called into question.
By the way, my suggestion to include him in the picture was made in jest, but I will learn to treat our Dear Leader with more respect. Won't be easy, but I will give it a go.
Jaribu, I am sorry. I was supposed to say that I accidentally deleted your comment when I was removing some junk. I was planning to address this today save I was a bit busy. I remember. I had, too, commented saying that I would find one and grant your wish.
My friend Jaribu, you always have been an oft guest whose contribution is priceless. How do I do that, especially, when a person in question is known for his Zuma-like-laughing stock?
Once again, forgive me it just happened accidentally.
No worries, bro! That was very reassuring since I thought you had been co-opted by the Chama Cha Mafiosi. The specter of now being spoon-fed CCM blather was just too much to bear.
I really was waiting for this. Again, there are some buggers who have turned my blogger into a free bill board. I am pretty happy that you've comprehended my situation. How could I protect the most corrupt president our country has ever had in the first place. How could I provide a cover for a rotten bete noir?
Thanks again for your quid pro quo.
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