The Zuma foundation raised the concerns following the attempted assassination of former US president Donald Trump.
The Zuma Foundation raised the concerns following the attempted assassination of former US president Donald Trump.Trump was hit in the ear in an assassination attempt by a gunman at a campaign rally on Saturday in a chaotic and shocking incident that fuelled political tensions ahead of the US presidential election.Spokesperson for the Zuma Foundation Mzwanele Manyi in a post on WhatsApp and X said the foundation has been “mulling” over the failed assassination attempt of Trump.
While the MK party leader was rushed to safety, the party’s spokesperson, Nhlamulo Ndlela, at the time said it was not Zuma’s first car accident. However, the police ministry dismissed the demands with spokesperson Lirandzu Themba saying: “Following a thorough briefing to the ministry by the management of the South African Police Service , the Minister of Police General Bheki Cele is satisfied that the current security deployed for the protection of Mr Zuma is sufficient and on a par with other former heads of states.
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