THE SA Communist Party (SACP) has voiced its support for the Zondo commission of inquiry in what is seen as an apparent dig at former president Jacob Zuma.
The party’s augmented central committee meeting, held on March 16, said all South Africans should cooperate with the Zondo commission.
This comes amid the furore that Zuma would defy a constitutional court order and not appear before the commission.
In a statement, the SACP’s central committee said it ‘strongly condemned the regrouping of the post-Polokwane New Tendency that now coalesces around attacking the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture’.
“Elements behind this manoeuvre now appear to be destined for a counterrevolutionary offensive against some of the institutions of our democracy,” the central committee said in a statement.
“These elements are deliberately intensifying divisions in our broader movement and sowing society wide chaos, to try and stop the law from taking its
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