Zuma offers hope to South Africans
By Mandisi Tyulu
26 April 2009
African National Congress president Jacob Zuma has proclaimed a new era of hope.
He addressed a gathering at the elections results centre in Pretoria after the African National Congress’ decisive victory was officially proclaimed.
Zuma vowed that the ANC would use its mandate responsibly and that the party would maintain direct contact with ordinary South Africans. He reiterated that the government under his watch would be tough on non-performers and that there would be a change in the status quo.
Zuma also reached out to those who had not voted for the ANC, promising that the new government would work for all South Africans.
26 April 2009
African National Congress president Jacob Zuma has proclaimed a new era of hope.
He addressed a gathering at the elections results centre in Pretoria after the African National Congress’ decisive victory was officially proclaimed.
Zuma vowed that the ANC would use its mandate responsibly and that the party would maintain direct contact with ordinary South Africans. He reiterated that the government under his watch would be tough on non-performers and that there would be a change in the status quo.
Zuma also reached out to those who had not voted for the ANC, promising that the new government would work for all South Africans.
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