From the horse’s mouth

SANDTON - Local residents share their views on Jacob Zuma's hurt feelings.

September 16, 2016

Pieter Dempsey Less than a minute

Shane Bradbury – It is a bit unfair. It has become a stereotype, most people don't really know what he has done.

Boohoo, JZ’s feelings have been hurt. We asked Sandton residents what they had to say about President Jacob Zuma after he complained of being ‘abused’ in parliament. Here is what they had to say …

Mara Cosani – His feelings are not important. He his hurting the country's feelings and should stop lining his own pockets. — Mara Cosani – His feelings are not important. He his hurting the country’s feelings and should stop lining his own pockets.

Divashka Govender – It is so frustrating and that is why I stopped following politics. I don't feel sorry for him. — Divashka Govender – It is so frustrating and that is why I stopped following politics. I don’t feel sorry for him.

Monde Mvundle – It is fair. He is a criminal and shouldn't be president. I don't feel sorry for him. — Monde Mvundle – It is fair. He is a criminal and shouldn’t be president. I don’t feel sorry for him.

Dave Roberts – What he has done is not right, and he must man up.

Sharonè Mangale – It is not fair to call him a criminal, but I don't feel sorry for him. It is not his fault but his advisers. — Sharonè Mangale – It is not fair to call him a criminal, but I don’t feel sorry for him. It is not his fault but his advisers.

Shane Bradbury – It is a bit unfair. It has become a stereotype, most people don't really know what he has done. — Shane Bradbury – It is a bit unfair. It has become a stereotype, most people don’t really know what he has done.

September 16, 2016

Pieter Dempsey Less than a minute