CHARLES MOLELE
ANC insiders believe that former ANC President Jacob Zuma’s scathing letter on the eve of an all-important special national executive committee (NEC) meeting is the clearest signal that his ‘State Capture’ allies will seek to prematurely remove President Cyril Ramaphosa from leadership because he has allegedly not executed Nasrec resolutions they are aligned with.
In a hard-hitting letter, which comes as the ruling party gets into day one of its National Executive Committee meeting, Zuma says Ramaphosa is the first ANC president since 1912 to stand in public and accuse the party of criminality.
“Mr President,” Zuma writes, “you are indeed the first President of the ANC to stand in public and accuse the ANC of criminality and that the ANC must be the accused Number 1 as accusations of corruption mount.”
He also writes: “I view your letter as a diversion, a public relations exercise by which
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