King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo went to Nkandla driving the Mercedes bought for him by Julius Malema. Must he report his moves to Malema now?

“This chameleon must return the car that Malema bought for him because he’s now siding with the enemy of the people. Or maybe he was high on something?” This is how some people reacted to King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo’s visit to Nkandla yesterday.

Some are saying EFF leader must repossess the luxurious Mercedes Benz he bought for the AbaThembu King last year. Malema presented the king with the German machine as he welcomed him to the EFF. Public opinion suggests that the king should remain loyal to Malema and visiting Zuma is a sign of disloyalty.

As promised during the week, the AbaThembu king finally arrived at former president Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla home for his highly-anticipated visit to “offer support.” He was initially meant to get there at 11:00 but eventually arrived around 18:00 in the evening. The two have shared a strange relationship over the past few years.

The ‘reunion’ has been labeled “a meeting of two former prison inmates”. Some people opined that the two controversial leaders may be cooking a storm. “Believe me when I say that after the meeting, one will come out as President and the other Deputy President of South Africa,” a Twitter user said.

 

 

 

 

 

Meanwhile, Zuma has been hailed as the most forgiving person ever. Zuma welcomed the AbaThembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo in Nkandla with so much warmth. What a beautiful thing it was to watch! Although speculation is rife that the two “musketeers” may be up to no good, the JZ Foundation says this was just a visit of kindness. The King has stated on record that there are no issues between himself and the Former President.

Speaking to Zuma during the visit, the king also expressed his disappointment over the judiciary’s ill-treatment of the former President . The king has pledged his full support for the Former President.

Let’s not forget the saying that goes, “Keep friends close but enemies closer “. The King went to jail during Zuma’s reign. Zuma didn’t give him a presidential pardon. Maybe Dalindyebo is trying to keep Zuma close to him so he can know his plans and snitch to Malema. Who knows? What are your thoughts?