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Former finance minister Trevor Manuel trended on X after he made remarks about South Africa’s economic state and former president Jacob Zuma. This is how people reacted:

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@Mabuya_h

And we still protect the very cause of all failure in South Africa. I tell you wait until we buy bread for R30 and petrol R50 p/l soon after the elections. @phuthini_muna

Trevor should be patriotic and take that with proof and report Zuma to the nearest law enforcemen­t agency. Abuse is a crime and cannot be tolerated.

@Tony222043­89

So all along during Ramaphosa’s term Trevor Manuel was silent and now because the people’s president, Jacob Zuma, is contesting he complained about “investors to withdraw”.

@ManOfSteel­19901

It is old. Trevor left the ANC. What business does he have what happens in MK where he has never even once been a member.

@UnathiAfri­ka

At this point every African (native) that cares should understand that the attacks on president Zuma are proof enough that he is good for the natives and bad for the colonialis­ts.

@Monametsii­i

They must form a choir so that we can hear and see all of them because at this rate it is a weak strategy.

@Tsholo_Blacki

Trevor Manuel – the husband of Maria Ramos. The woman who manipulate­d the rand during the term of JZ, that Trevor Manuel is talking about abuse. Let’s talk about how his wife abused her power first.

@UnityInSA

The biggest problem we have had in South Africa is not just some individual ANC leaders, but the ANC as a collective. They have plundered, mismanaged, broken, stolen, made terrible decisions, put party before people, etc. The ANC was and is the problem and Manuel was part of the ANC.

@RestoreMth­wakaz

The line-up of askaris who are attacking president Zuma is laughable. No one will stop us from removing Cyril Ramaphosa. They can scream as loud as they can. @_LividaLoca_

Trevor Manuel is not a trusted person in society. Find more relevant and respected people who will speak the truth.

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