DA MP Andrew Whitfield has called on the SA Police Service (SAPS) to arrest former president Jacob Zuma’s children, Duduzile, Edward and Duduzane, for allegedly “encouraging and inciting violence following their father’s incarceration”.
“Law-enforcement officials must pursue criminality without fear or favour to demonstrate that all South Africans are equal before the law and that all criminal offences will be punished,” he said.
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SurgeZirc SA reported that 36-year-old Zamaswazi Zinhle Majozi was the 18th person to be arrested. She appeared at the Germiston magistrate’s court on Monday and was granted R3,000 bail.
Whitfield urged that the same action should be taken against the Zuma siblings. “The Zuma siblings’ comments and statements were no less inflammatory than those allegedly made by Majozi and others, and they should face the same legal consequences,” he said.
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“This smacks of double standards and could lead to the conclusion that South African law is not implemented equally. The DA demands that all citizens, including the politically connected, be punished to the same standard.”
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