Zuma won't resign and he hopes to survive the motion of no confidence. His coach Vladimir Putin has told him to fight it till the bitter end cause he knows v well the ammunition he has against anc Mps who are meant to vote him out, including the devided top six.

Recived this now from my DA rep

BREAKING NEWS
Zuma recalled
NEC says they will see his response but it is clear the NEC wants Cyril as president
No time line as yet.

I'm hearing contradictory reports, some say he's fired and must go now.
Others say he's been recalled but the date is not clear.
Not clear at all.
Press conference soon apparently.

Either way... he's out... he ran out of strategies. All I hope for now is that he will be prosecuted to the full extend... done and dusted... yeay

Recalled but no date. He can basicslly stay till the next election. They will not support a vote of no confidence.

What a lot of bull crap. All this exitement about getting a new President was for nothing. Zupta does not belief he has done anything wrong. He us going nowhere soon.

On 2018-02-13 15:28:08 Yewrev1 said:
Recalled but no date. He can basicslly stay till the next election. They will not support a vote of no confidence.

What a lot of bull crap. All this exitement about getting a new President was for nothing. Zupta does not belief he has done anything wrong. He us going nowhere soon.

As expected...
Such a nice afrikaans saying comes to mind now...

On 2018-02-13 16:02:26 The Doll House said:
On 2018-02-13 15:28:08 Yewrev1 said: Recalled but no date. He can basicslly stay till the next election. They will not support a vote of no confidence.

What a lot of bull crap. All this exitement about getting a new President was for nothing. Zupta does not belief he has done anything wrong. He us going nowhere soon.

As expected...
Such a nice afrikaans saying comes to mind now...

Thought about that same "saying" earlier today. Rian mentioned it also on radio this afternoon in his analisys of the situation

Pity we can not mention it here.

Missing the views of the great "I never learn" on this topic but have notice his ID is nol longer active.

On 2018-02-13 12:48:29 Sibyl said:
1. Not necessarily, he is a very astute politician, a great chess player and has not yet played his last pieces imo. He will not resign willingly and it is very possible that he has lots of dirt on those who are calling for his head - he will use it to his advantage. (I can't wait to hear his public response to the recall letter, going to be a very revealing)

2. Parliamentary Vote of No Confidence - if secret ballot, then opposition (if they are clever) will vote with Pro-Zuma supporters to keep him in power, as that will show disaffected voters that "ANC" is still protecting Zuma, ensuring a possible 2019 win for opposition. But then again the opposition do not seem to be great strategists, so I guess they will go the route of voting for Zuma exit now, and in the process they will stand less of a chance to win in 2019 (if Ramaposa is allowed to start cracking the whip re corruption, uniting the ANC and attract investors), ditto if elections are brought forward as they have requested. If ANC manages to hold their own Vote of no Confidence instead, it can go either way, depending on how many of the voting heads will soon be on the chopping block as well wrt to corruption charges, if Zuma is axed.

3. This week still or early next week.

Personally I think the longer that Zuma remains in power, the better for the opposition come 2019.

@ Sibyl - I think I have a crush on your mind.

Yeah... INL would certainly have put his take on it rather eloquently... lol

Apparently Zuma made threats to spill all the beans and not go down alone!!
He's threatening to reveal who sold us at CODESA, ARMS Deal files and Who in the ANC conspired to kill Chris Hani, etc!!
It's Chaos in that NEC MeetingThey say Zuma says, "When the ANC came home from exile, none of us had a source of income, yet nearly all leaders "bought" houses in expensive suburbs. Where did that money come from? Saint Mandela lived in a mansion bought by Openheimer, so did Sisulu and Govan. Raymond, Oliver and Mlangeni were "sponsored" by the Rothschild's. Angel Thabo, Kgalema, Sexwale, were taken care of by the Ruperts. Many leaders acquired shares in white-owned companies. While Gwala and myself were deployed to deal with tribal wars between the IFP and ourselves, leaders were getting directorships in major mining and blue chip companies. Now, my dear top 6, I ask you again, ngenzeni engenziwanga abanye? Do you still want to talk about state capture? Kungani singa qali ekuqaleni?"