ACDP leader Kenneth Meshoe. Picture: Gallo Images/Netwerk24/Jaco Marais
The leader of the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP), Kenneth Meshoe, said he understood former president Jacob Zuma more than he does Cyril Ramaphosa.
Meshoe said he had been a member of parliament for three decades and had interacted with different leaders through the years.
He said what confused him with Ramaphosa was that he did not know what he stood for.
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Meshoe was speaking during an interview with The Citizen’s politics podcast, ‘The Movement’.
He said Ramaphosa’s presidency was just as problematic as Zuma’s presidency.
According to Meshoe, Zuma had defended the sovereignty of South Africa against Western powers.
Meshoe also spoke about the policies that his party would implement should they come into power after the elections on 29 May 2024.
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Concerning issues of land redistribution, Meshoe alleged that some ANC ministers owned farms or pieces of land meant to be distributed to ordinary South Africans.
He said he was disappointed in the allegations of corruption that were facing many MPs, including the former speaker of parliament Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula.
According to Meshoe, the ACDP was the right party to vote for because it still had credible leaders among its ranks. He also spoke about issues of moral regeneration and the importance of biblical values in society.
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