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Zuma has to step down: Pityana

6 February 2018, 12:04 PM  |
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Sipho Pityana says South Africa will have a great deal of mistrust unless Jacob Zuma steps down.

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Sipho Pityana says South Africa will have a great deal of mistrust unless Jacob Zuma steps down.

Save SA leader Sipho Pityana says President Jacob Zuma has to step down, and there has to be important significant changes that happen in government, but that doesn’t happen because the African National Congress (ANC) is divided and indecisive in acting on this matter.

This comes after the ANC’s National Working Committee (NWC) and National Executive Committee (NEC) held update meetings on Monday on the outcomes of a discussion held with President Jacob Zuma last Sunday.

Save SA has been calling for the removal of Jacob Zuma.

“Unless and when we remove Zuma, South Africa is still going to have a great deal of mistrust and a crisis of credibility and integrity.

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