Sunday Times

No frogs’ legs in this feast

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It was the Zulu part of Baba’s resignatio­n speech that had Hogarth worried that he did not want to relinquish the No 1 title. He told the nation that while he did not join the struggle for cushy positions (big yawn), all he was pleading for was to be removed through proper channels (meaning the National Assembly). “Angidaze nkani okweselese­le ”is loosely translated as “I’m not stubborn as a frog”.

No, former No 1, frogs know when to jump.

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