Monday, 12 March 2018

HOLOMISA REJECTS ATTEMPT TO LURE HIM TO THE ANEW.


By Nkululeko Nyembezi

The article is about United Democratic Movement leader Bantu Holomisa who has rejected the attempt by the African  National Congress  (ANC) to lure him back into the party.ANC deputy president David Mabuza has said he is considering approaching Holomisa and EDF leader, julius Malema to rejoin the ANC.

It is reported on the SABCnews that Holomisa says he and malema are comfortable with fighting corruption and they have changed the political outlook  inot the country. Holomisa has said that Mabuza is day dreaming.

"A big no,Holomisa is not about to surrender his liberty, I have been betting on awicket of anti corruption and calling for the improvement of checks and balances,now if you are going to say Eff and UDM  must go back to the ANC that means you are promoting a one party domiNancy, one party dominance in the past nine years we have seen it promote  corruption "

I fully support Holomisa on making a wise decision about not returning back to the  ANC .Am concerned by mabuza's idea of approaching the UDM  and the EFf to rejoin their party,why suddenly now.

Title:Holomisa rejects attempt to lure him to the ANC.

Source:Sabcnews

Link:http://www.sabcnews.com/sabcnews/holomisa-rejects-attempt-lure-anc/

4 comments:

  1. I support the UDM leader by rejecting to rejoin the ANC because if the will be one party that is dominating the will be no progress and they will not feel any pressure and corruption can also increase

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  2. I support the UDM leader by rejecting to rejoin the ANC because if the will be one party that is dominating the will be no progress and they will not feel any pressure and corruption can also increase

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  3. In as much as I support ANC and working together of Cyril Ramaphosa and Malema in fighting crime, but I don't want Malema to go Back to the ANC, that guy is great at opposing, if He wasn't opposing we wouldn't have know of the Gupta and their fraudulent actions in this country.

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  4. I am so not into politics. I didn't even know that this guy was a former member of ANC. What I remember is that even by the time I was still in high school he was not in the PARTY.

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