#DuduzaneZuma: Good will or electioneering?
Like his father, Duduzane Zuma is a public figure that always gets people talking.
This time around, Duduzane is trending for what seems like a good deed, but like always, there are a few who are raising eyebrows with respect to his intentions.
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A video of Zuma and his team giving food parcels to those in need has hit the web. It seems that most of the sentiments online were positive, but some did feel that his actions were exploitative.
It is always a fine line when someone of influence documents their deeds of giving back. There is always two trains of thought, one being that it is great as normally it raises more awareness and encourages other people to give back, while the other is that it seems a bit insincere.
It is no secret that Duduzane has hinted at his political aspirations for the future, in hopes to 'help contribute to a better South Africa'.
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Watch the video and see the social media reactions below:
Duduzane Zuma and his team are doing what the govenrment is failing to do currently. #dz22#duduzanezuma pic.twitter.com/8i7oSbk7Gc
— Man’s NOT Barry Roux (@advovolicious) June 1, 2021
Duduzane is paying back the money he stole. He can't be a hero if you think of it. Guptas looted billions of public money. 😄
— Bala MAKHANI (@BalaMakhani) June 1, 2021
He's already buying his way into communities with handing out parcels that will last 2 days...Next president tendencies...🙄 Communities need sustainability efforts, not one day solutions for stomachs.
— ZamaSk (@ZamaSk) June 1, 2021
Yoh people they'll always complain and focus on the negative 🙄you don't do anything they complain, you do something they complain. You do good or bad they'll talk dat why people should just do them
— Amahle Ngcobo (@amahlengcobo_98) June 1, 2021
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