EFF Nkandla house recipient living in fear

[James]

Sthandiwe Hlongwane, who was given a house built by the EFF near to President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla homestead in KwaZulu-Natal, fears she and her family could be attacked, The Sowetan reported on Monday.

Thirty African National Congress supporters were arrested on Saturday after the Economic Freedom Fighters handed over the house they had built for Hlongwane, and were allegedly pelted with rocks by ANC protesters.

Hlongwane told The Sowetan: "I was glad...read more here: EFF Nkandla house recipient living in fear

 

[Ike_009]

The president also spoke tough on corruption in the private sector.

What is that line about glass houses?

 

[matt]

What is that line about glass houses?

He was talking about the private sector, he works in the public sector, so it's ok....

 

[Ike_009]

What is that line about glass houses?

He was talking about the private sector, he works in the public sector, so it's ok....

I got that but what I meant is shouldn't he sort out corruption in government before making comments about the private sector.

 

[matt]

I got that but what I meant is shouldn't he sort out corruption in government before making comments about the private sector.

In a perfect world ya, but rather point people's attention away from government, and towards the private sector is more the goverment's style.

 

[matt]

Actually never thought I'd say this but Juju is clever. He built one single house in the place that is guaranteed to cause trouble and waited for shit to hit the fan and big news stories to ensue that show two things. 1: The EFF is giving people houses, and 2: The ANC is getting violent about people getting houses. Great publicity for him and bad publicity for the ANC. The poor people in that house are just collateral damage in his political schemes