There is no reason for resignation : Zuma
South African President Jacob Zuma, under pressure from his party's resignation, said, I have not made any mistake, so there is no reason to resign soon.
It is believed that the country's political crisis is deeper. Earlier, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) has decided to remove President Jacob Zuma from the party.
Meanwhile, the opposition will call an election to change the party's Juma, and political unrest will be over. This has led to unprecedented unrest in South Africa's politics.
Juma 'agreed to resign politically', said General Secretary AC Magasul. On Monday night, the ANC's 13-hour long meeting was held in the capital Pretoria on the question of the resignation of Juma.
Magasul said, If Juma stays the president's post, it will take steps to remove him through parliament. But Wednesday's regular cabinet meeting canceled the session. It is uncertain when the meeting will be held.
Concerned over the resignation of Juma, the ANC's new party chief has been in conflict with deputy president Siril Rampaz. Cyril is considered as the successor to the next president. Jacob Zuma said he will have to give three to six months before the resignation. The ANC said it is not ready to agree, the ANC general secretary said.
It is believed that the country's political crisis is deeper. Earlier, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) has decided to remove President Jacob Zuma from the party.
Meanwhile, the opposition will call an election to change the party's Juma, and political unrest will be over. This has led to unprecedented unrest in South Africa's politics.
Juma 'agreed to resign politically', said General Secretary AC Magasul. On Monday night, the ANC's 13-hour long meeting was held in the capital Pretoria on the question of the resignation of Juma.
Magasul said, If Juma stays the president's post, it will take steps to remove him through parliament. But Wednesday's regular cabinet meeting canceled the session. It is uncertain when the meeting will be held.
Concerned over the resignation of Juma, the ANC's new party chief has been in conflict with deputy president Siril Rampaz. Cyril is considered as the successor to the next president. Jacob Zuma said he will have to give three to six months before the resignation. The ANC said it is not ready to agree, the ANC general secretary said.
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