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8 Reasons For South Africans To Be Positive About Their Country

  1. The ConCourt Ruling shows that democracy works The recent Constitutional Court ruling regarding the fact that president Jacob Zuma is required to pay back some of the money that was wasted on his Nkandla residence, as a confirmation of the independent powers of the public prosecutor’s office is a massive win for democracy, and a sign that South Africa’s democracy remains routed in the constitution.zuma1459700845394_aspR_1.794_w400_h223_e400

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