Comrades , Cosatu and its leaders are entitled to voice their views and conclutions about their prefered leader of the ruling party for whatever term as they wish , and this is because they are part of the ANC family , But the ANC at the end will decide through constitutional processes as to who will lead the ANC in govt. or the party beyond 2014 . So let Cde Vavi voice his views '' what is really wrong with that. I see nothing wrong with that , whether Babu / Cde Zuma has agreed to go for another term , but the ANC structures put leaders forward not an individual or a few.
Kanti sizofunda nini ukuthi iANC isebenza kanjani , ezinye izinto azidingi ukutolikwa bakwethu , umthethosisekelo iwo oyonkombandlela '' Finish and Kraar '' if I quote Cde Jackie'' Take it easy cdes Amandla Cde : Sphaka , @Spruitview ________________________________ From: Samora Sello <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, June 9, 2009 9:27:08 AM Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Re: YCLSA STATEMENT ON COSATU'S CALL FOR PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA'S SECOND TERM Comrade, Nicholas….. It is not correct to say that this is just a view as it was conveyed by comrade Vavi as conclusive, hence the anger. He said that this issue was closed because it was discussed with President JZ and he agreed to a second term. That is not how issues of succession are handled it the ANC. ________________________________ From:[email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Malgas, Nicholas Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 8:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Re: YCLSA STATEMENT ON COSATU'S CALL FOR PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA'S SECOND TERM You are very angry comrade and that makes me worried as this is just a view which indeed should go through the structures of the ANC to decide whether he should go for a second term. ________________________________ From:[email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of sipho shandu Sent: 09 June 2009 07:54 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Re: YCLSA STATEMENT ON COSATU'S CALL FOR PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA'S SECOND TERM Cadre Samora and cadre Sakhile, I must however say that i am very dissapointed at cadres who think they can say whatever they want at any given point about an organisation guided by policies and principles like the ANC. When COSATU says that they want cadre Zuma to be president until 2019 they are contradicting themselves as well as the wishes of cadre ZUMA! Prior to the elections Zuma said that he would only stand for one term and thereafter make way for an incoming president of the ANC. Vavi must just get his house in order. One moment he is striking and the other moment he is speaking about a succession plan. What is he on about? What we should focus on right now is the issues of service delivery and beating the financial meltdown crisis we currently faced with. Let me pause cadres! On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 6:14 PM, sakhile msane <[email protected]> wrote: Well said comrade Samora I think the point you've just made is quiet clear, let us first focus on the current issues at hand such "service delivery" and based on what we see as the results then we as the masses can decide whether we re instate him back to power based on the results he has delivered during his tenure. The struggle continues, Amandla !!! Sakhile Msane On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 6:28 AM, Samora Sello<[email protected]> wrote: > Comrades, > > > > Though one fully supports this call for President Jacob Zuma to avail > himself for a second term, one wonders whether it is not premature at this > stage, when there are so many other pressing issues to impress upon him. It > would seem to me that given the newness of our current government, the work > to consolidate all the changes within government structures and the many > challenges ahead that this government will face as far as implementation is > concerned (specially in the wake of the global financial crisis), it would > be prudent to ensure and assist with the realization of the current mandate. > > > > This call should and would then made at the right stage as the would > inevitably be a need for continuity. I do believe that we need to first and > foremost protect this new dispensation and assist to portray it is one which > is about service and not “power”. I watched JZ answering this question > yesterday and felt that this call compromising the new agenda and focus on > which is implementation. it has never been about him per se but about what > he stands for which is primarily a kind of leadership that allows all voices > to be heard and consensus building not only within the alliance but the > south African society as a whole . > > > > We must work to ensure that the policy pronouncements and resolutions from > Polokwane are realized and the call for a second term will not only be > forthcoming from the progressive forces but also from the masses as well. > > > > I stand corrected!! > > > > Samora > > ________________________________ > > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Castro Ngobese > Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 2:40 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] YCLSA STATEMENT ON COSATU'S CALL FOR PRESIDENT > JACOB ZUMA'S SECOND TERM > > > > YCLSA statement on COSATU’s call for President Jacob Zuma’s second term > > 08 June 2009 > > The Young Communist League of South Africa [uFasimba] supports the COSATU’s > call for President Jacob Zuma to avail himself for the second term as the > ANC and state President. > > We are interested in the ANC leadership because we want a leadership that > will build and respect the Alliance . We will only stop being interested in > the ANC leadership once the Alliance is over. As long as the Alliance is > still intact and we are expected to mobilise and organise for the ANC > electoral victory during elections as one of our key common programme to > retain the ANC alliance in the state, our interest in the ANC leadership > will remain unchanged. As independent, albeit inter-dependent strategic > allies, we influence each other, and therefore there is no contradiction > between our views on the ANC leadership and the ANC’s organisational > autonomy. > > It is our view that the ANC leadership under President Jacob Zuma has shown > significant respect for the Alliance and the ANC itself. Notwithstanding a > number of challenges in the conceptualisation and implementation of the > reconfigured Alliance , particularly in some provinces, Allies relations have > significantly improved since the 2007 ANC National Conference in Polokwane. > > Our experience in the last 15 years has taught us that we can no longer be > spectators in the theatre of class struggle within the ANC when some people > are plotting day and night to capture the ANC for their own narrow BEE > elitist interests which have nothing to do with what the ANC stands for. We > should also make it clear that our support for the ANC cannot be > unconditional. We will continue to support a working class bias ANC in > practice – nothing else! > > We are also aware that there are those who are not opposed to the ANC > President leadership as such, but cannot wait to be ANC officials as soon as > possible. Whilst affirming their rights to stand for any position, we just > want to signal to them that we do not agree with them. It is too early for > them to start wetting their appetite for power. > > We urge those who disagree with us on this question to come out and disagree > with us on substance. And stop concealing their views under bureaucratic and > procedural arguments which hinge on when and who should raise this question. > We do not need political referees to tell us when to air our views on any > matter. > > We also note the growing attack on the SACP Chairperson and ANC Secretary > General – Gwede Mantashe by social forces within society and the ANC itself. > Notwithstanding our healthy differences with him as a leader of the ANC, we > would like to re-affirm our confidence in him as the ANC Secretary General > and will urge him to avail himself for the position of the ANC Secretary > General. > > Clarity on these matters will enable all of us to focus all our resources > and energies on building our organisational and state capacity to implement > our electoral mandate. > > We will agitate and mobilise our structures including our ANC on these > matters. > > Issues by YCLSA Head Office > > COSATU House > > 1 – 5 Leyds Street , Braamfontein > > Contact: > > Castro Ngobese > > YCLSA National Spokesperson – 082 567 3557 > > This message is subject to certain restrictions and qualifications which are > contained in our email disclaimer which is available on our website at > www.edcon.co.za/Edcon/Disclaimer or from the Group Secretary on (011) > 495-6000. > > The disclaimer also provides our corporate information and names of our > directors as required by law. > > The disclaimer is deemed to form part of this message in terms of Section 11 > of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act, 2002. > > P Please consider the environment before printing this email and/or any > related attachments > > > > > > -- Sakhile Msane cell: + 27 711408565 ph: +27 35 7964469 Volkswagen of South Africa (Pty) Ltd. 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