BLF ad aimed at Zuma supporters, says expert
A political analyst believes that the Black First Land First’s decision to use an audio clip endorsement by former president Jacob Zuma for a Zulu radio election advert is meant woo ANC voters sympathetic to Zuma to vote for the party next month.
In the same advert, BLF presents itself as “foot soldiers” of the radical economic transformation policy, saying it will fight tooth and nail to keep Zuma out of jail and defend transformation. Dube, meanwhile, said of the BLF: “Zuma is what Mandela was to the ANC,” adding the ex-president and the party share a common ideology on the issue of transforming the economy and redistributing land.
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