Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla shared her reflections on language, heritage, and the evolving political landscape in South Africa.
Expressing her struggles with isiZulu, she said, “I am sorry, I can’t speak isiZulu. I am a victim of Apartheid, so this is one of the things that happens; we don’t get to grow up in South Africa and learn our mother tongue, but I’m trying. I’m learning.”
Zuma-Sambudla also highlighted the growth of the MK Party, emphasizing its momentum:
“The MK Party is a growing party; I’m sure you can see it’s become a tsunami.”
She recounted a conversation with her father, former President Jacob Zuma, who spoke about the discipline he learned during his time in prison, which he credited for his survival.
“I am sorry, I can’t speak isiZulu I am a victim of Apartheid so this is one of the things that happens we don’t get to grow up in South Africa and learn our Mother tongue but I’m trying I’m learning” Duduzile Zuma Sambudla-Zuma
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