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A screen shot from the Twitter account, “Has Zuma quit yet?” Picture: @haszumaquityet on Twitter
As anti-Zuma protests built momentum last Friday with thousands of South Africans taking to the streets in a bid to put pressure on Jacob Zuma to step down as president, and as they continued on Wednesday, it turns out a Twitter account has also been opened and is named “Has Zuma quit yet?”
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For every day the president remains in his post, the account simply answers with the question, “No”.
These tweets are gaining attention of other social media users who retweet or “like” the tweets and the account is slowly gaining traction, with 116 followers.
No
— Has Zuma quit yet? (@HasZumaQuitYet) April 7, 2017
No
— Has Zuma quit yet? (@HasZumaQuitYet) April 8, 2017
No
— Has Zuma quit yet? (@HasZumaQuitYet) April 9, 2017
No
— Has Zuma quit yet? (@HasZumaQuitYet) April 10, 2017
No
— Has Zuma quit yet? (@HasZumaQuitYet) April 11, 2017
No
— Has Zuma quit yet? (@HasZumaQuitYet) April 12, 2017
Some social media users described what they thought it would take for Zuma to step down, while others asked the Twitter account, “What about now?” to which the answer remains “no”.
https://twitter.com/janineweyer/status/852062091209056256
He wont quit – he'll have to be evicted
— CampsBayTrader (@pamelarc01) April 12, 2017
And now???? 🤣
— Bianca Lee Juchau (@Bianca_Juchau) April 12, 2017
On Wednesday, ahead of the Easter weekend, opposition parties planned another day of protest action in a bid to call on Zuma to stand down as president. Church Square has been filled by opposition parties despite the inclement weather.
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