Mbuyiseni Ndlozi says the former president must face arrest for defying the ConCourt order or SA can 'kiss constitutional order goodbye.'
He said he does not fear getting arrested or incarcerated as he had challenged the apartheid regime and was sentenced to 10 years in Robben Island.
“I had never imagined there would come a time when a democratic government in SA built on constitutional values would behave exactly like the apartheid government in creating legal processes designed to target specific individuals in society,” said Zuma.the master at casting himself as the victim when he is in fact the villain”.
1. Jacob Zuma is the master at casting himself as the victim when he is in fact the villain. His latest press statement is no exception. The Constitutional Court is the apex court and its judgements, in practice of the rule of law, must be respected and complied with.
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