South Africa will only become an adult nation when its people learn to distinguish between truth & lies, between right & wrong, between scam government & value government.

We must all hope that this latest Zuma scandal will arouse many citizens to critical thought, and that it will lead to the necessary disappearance of Zuma from the inflated position in which he presently squats.

The man is a liar and a cheat, a selfish fool, a rotten ‘leader’ – and of course a national disaster. South Africans, wake up, stand up, get real and get a decent government for a change.

Oh and I think it’s time we started a nationwide tax boycott too.

The fundemental question flowing from your purported intellectual debate would be, from which angle must we, as a diverse south african society, having just emerged out of a depressing racial, cultural (socia),economic and political oppressive system of governance led by colonial and apartheid agents for decades, morally judge each other. What is the stricking line of balance to restrict subjectivity in such an inherently dynamic morality contest Does our constitution provide us with wisdom as to how to handle such scenario. If yes, where lies confusion,but if not, what are we doing about it / are we handling the issue decently and sensitively as naturally expected?

Do we acknowledge our diversity as the constitution demands,how about redress of unequal racial, cultural and economic power that reflects our society 20 years after this democracy, do we know or are we really interested to know what constitutes our very diversity, are we ready to handly these questions with less emossions as academics, media, and general societal intelligentsia as we should in the 21st century?

The challenge we should grabble with here is “let he that is wthout sin among you let him cast the first stone” All Jesus was asking was can’t we, as civilized beings, handle the weaknesses of other fellow beings with decency and care and really stop being vindicative in our varying approaches!

I am really dissappointed in his actions, especially since Zuma has got such a large following of people around the country people who would rather listen to him and follow his ways. I wouldnt be surprised if there was a growth in african men marrying second or third wives and also a growth in infidelity stats.

This is embarressing for the country, and for us not to ask questions about our ‘first man’ is ridiculous! outside of this country that man represents us and how is anyone supposed to take him seriously if he behaves like a hormonal teenager, who cant keep it in!??

This is not the way a man in charge of a country should behave and should not be offended if him people start asking questions or judging him!!!

he just needs to grow up and leave women alone! (this isnt the time or the place!!!)

My hope and prayer is that the spokesman of the ANC could come across your article, and have the willingness to juxtapose his defensive article against yours.

The time has come for those loyal members of the ANC to seriously review their slavish commitment to the ruling party before it is too late. The president does not take himself seriously why should his followers take him seriously?

The time is apposite for Zapiro to drop the shower head back to its original position.