OPINION: Politically, December will not bore us, just watch this space
NOW that Black Friday is behind us perhaps we can start wrapping up this long, big year. But no, it’s not over. Not until that historically overweight firebrand leader of the Fighters sings. The kingmakers - more like troublemakers and king-wannabes considering what’s been happening in the Joburg and Tshwane councils - will converge at that same place of shocks, the place where, shuddering, Jacob Zuma’s world ended and his post-apocalyptic wasteland nightmare began.
EFF leader Julius Malema himself said all the top positions were open to contestation at their December 13 to 6 congress. His position seems secure while most of those around him look like gonners, including party chairperson Dali Mpofu.
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