#StateCapture: Imraan Buccus explains it all
Updated | By East Coast Breakfast
After Jacob Zuma spent his first day at the Zondo Commission of Inquiry, he has four more days to go. Political Analyst Imraan Buccus sheds light on the situation.
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Zuma said 'People tried to kill him' and that there was a recent attack on his life. He is expected to share more on his relationship with the Guptas and provide evidence of the attacks on his life.
The former President was seen dancing and chanting, 'Zuma must fall' in the video which was posted on Twitter, he mocks his critics a day before his appearance.
Zuma's statement is expected to unfold before Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo. Him, alongside South Africans, are in anticipation of what he will say.
Imraan Buccs shares his insight into the current situation of the inquiry.
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