Former president Jacob Zuma has once again come out in strong defence against critics who said his tenure as head of state were marked by policy uncertainty.
Zuma said he was correcting the “record and distortions of the ANC and its government of the last nine years” which was under him.
Just like he did after President Cyril Ramaphosa was reported to have spoken of the “nine wasted years” at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in February, Zuma posted a statement on Twitter on Sunday.
Zuma took a swipe at those saying there was policy uncertainty during his term of office and those behind “the so-called Zuma nine years” all of which he summed up as “erroneous and dishonest narrative”.
He said some of those people were part of the very nine years they were talking about.
“Statements that there has been policy uncertainty the last two administrations
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