By: Natasha Archary
Duduzane Zuma is “changing the game” in the current state of governance in South Africa as he takes the road to the National and Provincial Elections 2024.
The All Game Changers leader speaks to Phemelo Motene on Point of View to share why he wants to challenge the upcoming elections and what he hopes to achieve with his newly formed party.
Duduzane, the son of Former President Jacob Zuma said his road to the elections was a journey, one that he had to think about over many months before putting a plan onto paper.
“It’s what everyone feels and thinks about on a daily basis, and that’s a desperate need for change.
We all look around and have these conversations, at the dinner table and otherwise, there’s certain avenues we’re all involved in whether people are working or studying and when you take a look around there’s a dim view of what South Africa will look like, and I don’t want to be part of that.
When you look at the political landscape and the political plays that have happened over the past 30-years, there’s a lot to be said about it, and I feel where we’re at now looking the next 50 or 100 years we’re definitely off the mark.
All Game Changers is a party for everyone. What politics tends to do is isolate people so there’s a divide that’s put up.
The line in the sand is drawn andit focuses on keeping people apart in terms of ideologies, talking to people’s backgrounds, experiences, their race, traditions, religion and cultural practices.
We’re saying we don’t want to hear about the broad church talk and not live it, we are those people. These are the people we grew up with, this is the times we’re living in and how do we showcase this to the world?”
Duduzane Zuma leader of the newly formed All Game Changers Party
Duduzane believes the first priority is to change the mindset of South Africans who view certain political parties and politicians as “superheroes” who will rescue them.
Talking about our politicians, political parties and the pending elections, Duduzane touched on what has been happening for years as South Africans consider whether to vote for the “machine” aka the political parties or the leaders?
Listen to the conversation on Point of View with Phemelo Motene:
The 42-year old businessman who first made his intention to contest the Elections 2024 known in 2021, is focusing on giving hope and a voice to the youth.
As it stands, Duduzane Zuma’s All Game Changers Party will not be vying for a seat in Parliament as the party did not meet the IEC’s criteria in time.
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