The public begging for pity through Jacob Zuma’s new reality series on YouTube must have no bearing on his guilt or innocence.
The bizarre public interaction between Jacob Zuma and his favourite son, Duduzane, has broken the country’s lockdown slumber with the release of recorded conversations between themselves via YouTube. In the rhyming-titled series Zooming with the Zumas, they invite the public into select sections of their private lives, as well as public events that they have, until now, not shared their personal views on.
For almost a decade, they were the father-son couple who corruption-hating South Africans loved to hate. The former president’s biggest defence over what he has always labelled as trial by the media has always been to play the victim. This is the theme that the series continues without any hint of a shame.
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