gareth cliff, MK party, jacob Zuma

Gareth Cliff has praised Jacob Zuma’s MK party promises.
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‘Better than AFC, EFF’: Gareth Cliff praises Zuma’s party promises

Shock jock Gareth Cliff has come out in support of Jacob Zuma’s MK party promises ahead of the general elections…

gareth cliff, MK party, jacob Zuma

Gareth Cliff has praised Jacob Zuma’s MK party promises.
Images via X: @garethcliff/ IHSAAN HAFFEJEE, AFP

Outspoken radio personality Gareth Cliff has publicly praised the controversial stance of uMkhonto weSizwe (MK Party) leader Jacob Zuma. This, after he vowed to send pregnant teenage girls to Robben Island as part of his vision for South Africa

The 81-year-old made the comments when he spoke to a crowd of supporters in Maqongqo, outside Pietermaritzburg, over the weekend.

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GARETH CLIFF SUPPORTS JACOB ZUMA’S TEEN PREGNANCY STANCE

Speaking to the crowd, Zuma claimed his MK party would not allow teenage pregnancy to occur. Should it happen, young girls would be essentially exiled to Robben Island to complete their school education.

“According to the law, a child should not give birth to a child. That’s not life. It’s a disease. We will end it,” he said.

Zuma did not mention what would happen to the babies born or the men who fathered them.

Unlike other social media users who condemned MK Party’s harsh plan of action, CliffCentral founder Gareth Cliff was unfazed.

The former 5FM shock jock: “Better than any ANC or EFF policy I’ve heard…”

BRING BACK CORPORAL PUNISHMENT TOO

During his address, Jacob Zuma also outlined more plans for the MK party’s vision for South Africa.

This included: 

Reintroduce corporal punishment in schools.

Remove Roman-Dutch law from South Africa’s legal system.

He said: “We must be governed by the African law.”

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Forbid children from reporting their parents to the police

Forcing young men to join the military

He said: “After Matric, young people, especially young men, will be required to do 12 months of military training. This is how we will defend the country and its people.”