Jacob Zuma to land a new job in Kenya, says NASA lawyer
Ousted South African President Jacob Zuma in a past event. [Photo/Premium Times]
National Super Alliance (NASA) lawyer Nelson Havi now claims that ousted South African President Jacob Zuma will be deployed to the country in 2022.
In a tweet Thursday, Havi alleged that Zuma, just like Thabo Mbeki ahead of him, will be in the country as an election observer during the next general polls.
''Like Thambo Mbeki before him, Jacob Zuma will have many roles and duties in Africa, the shit hole continent, including but not limited to being an election observer in Kenya,'' wrote Havi.
Zuma, gave in to pressure from his African National Congress (ANC) party, resigning from his post late Wednesday.
In a tweet Thursday, Havi alleged that Zuma, just like Thabo Mbeki ahead of him, will be in the country as an election observer during the next general polls.
''Like Thambo Mbeki before him, Jacob Zuma will have many roles and duties in Africa, the shit hole continent, including but not limited to being an election observer in Kenya,'' wrote Havi.
Zuma, gave in to pressure from his African National Congress (ANC) party, resigning from his post late Wednesday.
The ANC party had given the immediate former head of state an ultimatum after which he was to face a vote of no confidence from members of the block.
He had been in power since 2009 and is facing numerous graft allegations, with his post now set to be automatically assumed by his deputy Cyril Ramaphosa in an acting capacity.
However, according to Havi, all is not lost for the 75-year-old as Kenya is one of the places where such leaders are sent to work.
''After all, this where the very best is found or send,'' added Havi.
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