Mabuza begs Juju to ‘come back home’

Mabuza, who has recently been sworn in as Deputy President of South Africa, said the governing party would be better off with one of its young lions back in the den.

Mabuza said it was clear for all and sundry to see that the ANC still had a special space in Malema’s heart too. The Deputy President said it was time for both parties to acknowledge previous mistakes and give each other an opportunity to course correct.

 Link:
http://www.sabreakingnews.co.za/2018/03/11/mabuza-begs-juju-to-come-back-home/

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  1. Zisisipo11 March 2018 at 12:59

    I'm gonna like this new Deputy. Juju is the most powerful person I've ever seen I'm so glad that there are people who see this. Most parties feel the threat when it comes to Malema BUT I do not agree with Mabuza as it seems like they want Malema to clean up their mess. He is better off without ANC on his side.

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  2. Avuyile Gaya12 March 2018 at 05:13

    So now the ANC believes in Juju? Wow things have changed

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  3. Unknown13 March 2018 at 08:59

    This makes me very suspicious. Where does all of this comes from?. There is purely something fishy with all this, I do not trust the basement of this decision.

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