The ANC has proved how popular it is since it was unbanned in 1990. Its final rally in Johannesburg on Sunday is a threat to some in many areas, especially in KwaZulu-Natal.
IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi knows that his party will perform dismally at the polls and therefore claims that tomorrow' s elections will not be free and fair.
Is Buthelezi a prophet or is he just trying to console himself?
This annoys me because our elections have been rated among the best - except in his home town - where I think the Minister of Safety and Security and other security cluster departments have done a good job to stop the warlords from stopping the electorate from voting for a party of their choice, freely and without any intimidation from IFP members.
Buthelezi is trying hard to instigate his warlords to be rebellious after an ANC victory is officially announced.
I do not think that South Africa needs such leaders in this era. I think it's time that Buthelezi retires from politics and considers pension because his organisation is suffering under his leadership.
It will continue to suffer, just like Zanu-PF under Robert Gabriel Mugabe. Both Zanu-PF and the IFP need innovative thinking.
Masket Mtshweni, Tshwane
Sour grapes from chief Buthelezi
The ANC has proved how popular it is since it was unbanned in 1990. Its final rally in Johannesburg on Sunday is a threat to some in many areas, especially in KwaZulu-Natal.
IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi knows that his party will perform dismally at the polls and therefore claims that tomorrow' s elections will not be free and fair.
Is Buthelezi a prophet or is he just trying to console himself?
This annoys me because our elections have been rated among the best - except in his home town - where I think the Minister of Safety and Security and other security cluster departments have done a good job to stop the warlords from stopping the electorate from voting for a party of their choice, freely and without any intimidation from IFP members.
Buthelezi is trying hard to instigate his warlords to be rebellious after an ANC victory is officially announced.
I do not think that South Africa needs such leaders in this era. I think it's time that Buthelezi retires from politics and considers pension because his organisation is suffering under his leadership.
It will continue to suffer, just like Zanu-PF under Robert Gabriel Mugabe. Both Zanu-PF and the IFP need innovative thinking.
Masket Mtshweni, Tshwane