EFF statement on former president Jacob Zuma’s decision to not cooperate with the ZondoCommission
1 February 2021
The EFF notes the statement by former President Jacob Zuma in relation to the Commission on State Capture. We strongly believe that the decision of Mr. Jacob Zuma to defy the Constitutional Court and laws that govern society is misguided. We call on Mr. Zuma and his legal counsel to reconsider the ill-advised decision to defy particularly the Constitutional Court, because such will leave an unsustainable precedent and might lead to instability. Mr. Jacob Zuma must respond to the many allegations of corruption and wrongdoing levelled against
Our call to Mr. Jacob Zuma to abide by the law also considers that the activities, direction and approach of the Commission of Inquiry into State capture have been less than satisfactory. The Zondo Commission seems to be a factional instrument to fight for the protection of the Pravin Gordhan and Ramaphosa, protecting a Cabal whose main interest and purpose into safeguard the white capitalist establishment.
It is undisputable that additional to Guptas Criminal syndicate capture of certain key functions of government, the South African State and its entire economy continue to be firmly captured by the white minority capitalist establishment which owns more than 80% of the land and control more than 00% of the economy including banks, medical aid schemes, state owned companies, insurance companies, retail chain stores and government.
The white capitalist establishment capture of the State happens in collaboration with the Ramaphosa political faction whose power was bought through capitalist money. The Zondo Commission seems to avoid the fact that billions of Rands used to buy Ramaphosa's presidency amount to deepest form of State capture and control. When former ESKOM CEO Brian Molefe was exposing the massive correct network around ESKOM's coal supplies and the role of Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa, Judge Zondo claimed Corona exposure and disrupted the undisputable and hard-core evidence against Ramaphosa.