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Floyd Shivambu, the Secretary-General of the South African opposition political party, the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, has dismissed the State capture narrative, which emerged from the judicial inquiry led by former Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, as lacking merit.
In an interview with Newzroom Afrika on Wednesday, Shivambu, who resigned from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in August, criticised the allegations against several prominent figures, including former President Jacob Zuma, former Eskom and Transnet CEO Brian Molefe, and former Transnet chief executive Siyabonga Gama.
Shivambu, who had been a long-time ally of Julius Malema, the leader of the EFF, explained that for years, he had been misled into believing the accusations against these leaders. He said (via <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/politics/rubbish-or-nonsense-floyd-shivambu-insists-state-capture-narrative-is-fiction-and-biggest-scam-in-sa-politics-f0e37482-ec1f-47af-a40e-a92c56fb6ee3">IOL</a>):
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Let us deal with those issues emphatically and decisively. The biggest scam in South Africa’s politics and political history was this nonsense or rubbish called State capture narrative which was driven for a very long time.
Some of us got to realise even before the uMkhonto weSizwe party was formed that we were driven into the wrong agenda to pursue President Zuma because he did not want to account to the white capitalist establishment.
There has never been an instance, not even once, where the white capitalist establishment got to direct and micro-manage President Zuma.
He associated with progressive forces domestically and at a global level because he understood the agenda he is fighting for.
</blockquote>
Shivambu asserted that State capture did not happen. He said:
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There is no such thing that got to happen. That is why even from a mechanical point of view, the people that you say are facing corruption allegations and all of that, are not facing such.
They tried to charge commander Brian Molefe with corruption, but those charges have been dropped. There is no meaningful case against our Member of Parliament, commander Siyabonga Gama.
There is no case against Lucky Montana, there is no case against anyone because all of that State capture nonsense was just fiction that was meant to bastardise and scare off those who were in pursuit of radical economic transformation.
That is the agenda that we openly and proudly associate with. We call on the people of South Africa to realise that we were misled for a very long time, with so many lies.
</blockquote>
However, the withdrawal of the case against Brian Molefe was not an exoneration, but a result of poorly formulated charges that preceded the final report of the Zondo Commission.
This followed the High Court in Pretoria accepting Corruption Watch’s formal notice of withdrawal, with both parties agreeing to bear their own costs.
State capture in South Africa refers to a form of systemic political corruption where private interests influence the state’s decision-making processes to their own advantage.
It was associated with the close relationship between Zuma and the Gupta family, who allegedly used their influence to secure lucrative government contracts and appointments.
The Zondo Commission of Inquiry, chaired by former Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, investigated these allegations and found substantial evidence of corruption and state capture.
The commission’s report, released in 2022, detailed how state-owned enterprises like Eskom, Transnet, and PRASA were manipulated for personal gain.
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Floyd Shivambu says State Capture in South Africa never happened. He disagrees with the accusations against Zuma, Molefe, and Gama. Shivambu believes these claims were made to stop radical economic transformation. Charges against Molefe were dropped due to poorly formulated charges. State capture involves private interests influencing government decisions. The Zondo Commission found evidence of corruption and state capture in South Africa's state-owned enterprises.)null

State Capture Never Happened - Shivambu

ANC Youth League leader Collen Malatji has called on EFF leader Julius Malema to return to the ANC, saying his expulsion was “reckless” and “harsh.”
Malatji added that they would welcome him back, as Malema was shaped by the ANC, having been influenced by the Youth League. <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/politics/to-survive-zumas-wrath-malema-must-return-to-the-anc-ancyl-leader-collen-malatji-1bf8895f-3ba1-43cc-91e2-836e062ef522">Said Malatji</a>:
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He is the product of the Youth League, Cosas even how he walks, speaks, is ANC politics.
I think that decision was too harsh, we should found a better way. He went out of his way misled by Floyd [Shivambu] who never loved the ANC.
They went and formed a political party that now Floyd has left because of the snake that ate him.
</blockquote>
Malatji made these comments in an interview with MDN TV on Monday, amid struggles within the EFF, including resignations, internal conflicts, and factionalism.
Recently, several high-ranking EFF members, such as Floyd Shivambu, Dali Mpofu, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, and Jimmy Manyi, left the party to join the MK Party, led by former president Jacob Zuma.
They claimed the MK Party offered a solution to the ongoing struggles of black people.
Zuma resigned in 2018 under pressure from the ANC, facing corruption charges and accusations of taking money from the Gupta family.
The EFF, led by Malema, was the main party pushing for his impeachment.
Malatji suggested that Malema misjudged Zuma’s willingness to forgive his expulsion from the ANC and made a mistake.
He warned that Malema should return to the ANC to avoid Zuma’s revenge, describing Zuma as a “snake” who could slowly destroy the EFF. Said Malatji:
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Zuma is not a forgiving person, he is going to destroy him because he is doing everything in his power to destroy him because is settling scores.
He is to blame because he brought a snake into his home. Now the snake is eating all these kids (EFF members).
He must take responsibility for bringing a snake into his home, it’s him who went and collected the snake.
If it’s biting him, we wish him all the best but he wants the poison to kill the snake, he must come to us, and we will give him the poison to kill the snake. But he is to blame for what is happening.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, the EFF is currently preparing for its elective conference next month.
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The ANC Youth League wants Julius Malema to come back to the ANC to escape revenge from Zuma, who they describe as a "snake." Malatji said Malema was influenced by the ANC and should not have been expelled. Some EFF members left to join a new party led by Zuma. Malatji warns that Zuma may destroy the EFF and advises Malema to return to the ANC for protection. The EFF is facing internal conflicts and preparing for a conference. Malema should take responsibility for bringing trouble to the party.

Malema Urged To Rejoin ANC To Escape Zuma’s "Snake-like" Revenge

EFF deputy leader Floyd Shivambu, a Kaizer Chiefs supporter, agrees with ex-Chiefs and Bafana Bafana footballer Jabu Mahlangu’s claims that Mamelodi Sundowns are “destroying South African football”, <a href="https://www.timeslive.co.za/sport/soccer/2023-01-27-football-must-be-balanced-shivambu-agrees-with-mahlangu-sundowns-is-destroying-sa-football/">reported TimesLive</a>.
Mahlangu made the claims in a video posted on Twitter this week, where he criticised the standard of the DStv Premier Soccer League football. He also accused Sundowns of “hoarding” players.
Shivambu concurred with Mahlangu, saying “hoarding brilliant players is unethical”. Said Shivambu:
<blockquote>
100% Agree! Football must be relatively balanced and it should be dominated by money earned in Mining, Financial Services sector and other activities.
The erstwhile dominance of KCFC was through resources earned in and through Football! Hoarding brilliant players is unethical!
</blockquote>
Reacting to Chiefs’ 1-0 loss to Sundowns in the DStv Premiership, Mahlangu opined that Sundowns are killing Bafana Bafana. He said:
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We suggested the fair play issue in the PSL. Whether Sundowns fans or not, everyone wants their team to win all the time, but what’s happening now is killing our national team.
They claim they want to help Bafana Bafana get to the top. It’s not possible because our best players are at one team and they are not playing.
How are we going to improve? I don’t want to compare, but Manchester City didn’t buy all the top players in the Premier League.
They are a good team but the league is still competitive. I’m not comparing, I’m just making sense.
</blockquote>
Mahlangu said something should be done, adding that even “Sundowns know what they are doing is destroying South African football”.
Sundowns have won the league <a href="https://www.worldfootball.net/winner/rsa-premier-soccer-league/">in the past five seasons</a> (2018-2022) and two of the titles in the preceding four seasons (2014 and 2016).
Kaizer Chiefs won the league in 2013 while Bidvest Wits won it in 2015.

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