Comments on: How far will South Africa’s ANC shift?

By: nazreena

nazreena — Mon, 18 May 2009 03:49:44 +0000

i am a scholar, currently completing my grade 11. I feel as if South Africa is doomed to follow in Zimbabwe’s footsteps. COPE was our only HOPE! sorry to say, but its seems as if our newly elected president is on a power trip, one that’s going to effect all South African’s and impact OUR FUTURE gravely

By: Philippe Mandangi

Philippe Mandangi — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 11:59:08 +0000

Mr. Zuma is not conventional political leader who hold a specific position, he is much more a liberal than a leftist. He has the ability to shift his policies once he notices that not getting the support he need. I am not expecting him to be a radical left winger.

By: Sarisha

Sarisha — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 18:18:05 +0000

I am a proud South African, who had to leave my beloved country due the crime and violence. I believe that Zuma will bring the much needed change South Africa needs and he will take care of the Country’s needs first. It is important to solve issue like crime, jobs, infrasture in our own country before dedicating time to another country. The ANC has changed and I believe it has lost all its principal standings. Mandela is a great hero and man and it is pity to see how his values and beliefs were destroyed

By: R. Meyer

R. Meyer — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 22:15:17 +0000

I am proudly South African. Forced to fend for myself away from my county and family.
Due to colour, crime and a history written by a political incorrectness I live in land that is not my own where my skills are required and not my colour.
I am not shamed, South Africa is my home. A colourful nation divided by colour that can’t corrected history.

By: R. Meyer

R. Meyer — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:47:42 +0000

COPE has raised the issues of jobs, crime and black empowerment.
South African needs to build a future and stay out of the past.
The ANC has done the work, there job is over.
South Africans are gathering to tackle the issues.

By: Jostian

Jostian — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 13:16:19 +0000

mmm yah, the problem is that if one looks at the ‘leaders’ in the new ANC there seems to be very few with the capacity, skills and/or experience to rescue dear ol’ SA. All they seem to want to do is push failing economic policies without dealing with the real causes of the problems (namely the continued use of politically motivated appointments), who have very little understanding, skills and necessary experience needed to get things sorted, but then again the ANC is so focussed on race (sorry no whities thank you) it’ll do when not to drive SA closer to another Zim in 10 yrs time…we’ll see but I’m not hopeful, listening to malema, vavi etc doesn’t inspire any confidence only decades of rhetoric…amandla! yip that’ll fix everything!

By: Bongo

Bongo — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 13:00:02 +0000

Should the ANC maintain its majority in South Africa and Zuma remain its President, then South Africa will follow the path of Zimbabwe down to absolute ruin. It will be the end of a civilised South Africa.

By: pay

pay — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 22:02:03 +0000

We know that this is Zuma time. Mbeki and his peers gave their best by pushing the majority of South-african people in chronic poverty. For this, we do not want again to see mbeki in power even if he will wear a fake identity called COPE. Let our leader Zuma bring socio-economic reforms in this country.