Questions raised after Duduzane Zuma pledge to help financially excluded students

Duduzane Zuma appears at the State Capture Zondo Commission in Parktown on Tuesday. Picture: Nokuthula Mbatha/African News Agency(ANA)

Duduzane Zuma appears at the State Capture Zondo Commission in Parktown on Tuesday. Picture: Nokuthula Mbatha/African News Agency(ANA)

Published Feb 24, 2020

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Johannesburg - Former president Jacob Zuma’s son, Duduzane Zuma, has pledged to help financially excluded students and it has left tweeps divided. 

In a video shared to the students  at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Zuma pledged an undisclosed amount for students who were financially excluded after receiving letters asking for financial assistance.

He also urged student to students not to resort to damaging property in their protest action. 

“To my good brothers at UKZN, let’s stop burning our buildings. We’re smarter than that. I understand your frustrations, I understand your anger. Let’s channel our frustrations, let’s hone in on our anger and let’s make a difference. We will sit down, I will come to you and we will do what needs to be done,” said Zuma. 

However, not everyone is happy about his aid as some tweeps were questioning the source of his funds.

Let me fix this... from those stolen jail is expected. We are grateful to the @NPA_Prosecutes.

— JB (@Jeanrich1986) February 24, 2020

You were given what by who from where for what? Is that how looting is called these days? Nice helping hand 🖐🏿 if you were born to the right daddy.

— Ngoako Kunta J. Kganakga (@kunta_j) February 24, 2020

Guptas left you a voice message...

— mylo will🎟⚓🧳🇿🇦 (@mylo1979) February 24, 2020

With our money

— Ray_Life (@Ray_6007) February 24, 2020

While others commended Zuma for lending a helping hand.  

%%%twitter https://twitter.com/Duduzane__Zuma?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Duduzane__Zuma pic.twitter.com/YTQOBKQG72

— 👑Dlangamandla👑 🦁King Tolo 🦁 (@Gaise_Nongezi)

IOL

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