Cadre, I fully agree with you. Cosatu made a call on every South African to 
join these protest actions be they black or white - rich or poor.
 
It doesn't therefore follow for the ANCYL to be excluded while other structures 
were afforded a space to deliver their message of support. Not unless there is 
a hidden agenda engineered from somewhere. 
 
This agenda will come to light with a passage of time and actors will suffer 
the consequences of being exposed or exposing themselves. Where is Willie 
Madisha and Smuts Ngonyama today? History has a funny way of repeating itself.
 
Watch the space!
 
Morgan 
 

"Sometimes, if you wear suits for too long, it changes your ideology." - Joe 
Slovo

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [YCLSA Discussion] Sidumo Dlamini - Julius Malema should not have 
been allowed to address COSATU march
To: [email protected]
Date: Monday, March 12, 2012, 4:10 AM



Comrade Gugu, I have no problem with Juju addressing, in fact he did address, 
Buti and I addressed after him. If the YCL and SASCO were allowed why not the 
ANCYL, which supported the march. He chanted later, when we were at the 
Premiers office, but at DoL, he addressed, but that is not an issue. The 
official spokesperson of the YL is its President, in this case its comrade 
Malema. To me there is no taking sides, by the way cde Malema spoke on issues 
that related to the march and not on his issues in the ANC. 
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But we don't even need to debate this because he didn't even speak. He merely 
chanted(unless something is wrong with that) . . .

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Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2012 09:55:35 +0200
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Greetings cdes
 
Sometimes I get puzzled. Puzzled not by what one is saying but the reasoning 
behind some pronouncements. I respect cde Sdumo Dlamini as a president of 
COSATU, but at times he continues to fail us. If this article quotes him 
correctly he argues that “ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema should not have 
been allowed to address Cosatu's march on Wednesday”- (The Times). And the 
basis of not allowing Julius Malema (ANCYL President) is that he is still 
fighting his expulsion from the ANC. He goes on to say "we don't want to be 
seen to be involved and taking sides in these internal processes in the ANC”. 
 
I wonder since when can allowing the standing President of ANCYL (an alliance 
body) ever be seen as taking sides. No matter what internal issues that a 
member of the organization might be going thru they still remain members up 
until all constitutional provisions (including appeal process) has been 
exhausted. The ANCYL has no other president other than Mr Malema, meaning any 
suggestions that he be treated any more or less should be an issue of concern. 
The decision to allow the president of youth league to speak was a correct and 
principled one. So what cde Sdumo is suggesting is both narrow and divisive to 
say the least. 
 
The issue that cde President ought to deal with in relation to the march is who 
invited DA and where did such a person get the mandate to do so? 


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Why are saying cde Sidumo is contradicting himself 
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been allowed to address COSATU march

Sdumo is contradicting himself 
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Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 07:06:24 +0000
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Thiza wam iPolitics..

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Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 06:57:11 +0000
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been allowed to address COSATU march

Interesting times generally in the Alliance.

I was watching e-news just now; I heard a report saying that Deputy President's 
better half (Gugu Mtshali) is implicated in some serious deal which involved 
soliciting a bribe for supply of aviation related things(sorry not good with 
these things) . But I saw it in passing. So it really is interesting that she 
is being watched . .and I assume she must be prominent if she sits in such 
meetings 
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Interesting times in COSATU...

I guess this is an indication that the "One Man" show is over at COSATU...

Let's watch and see as things will unfold...

Viva COSATU Viva... 
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No JuJu, no Zille, no split, says Cosatu 
  
  
Sibusiso Ngalwa, Sunday Times, Johannesburg, 11 March 2012 
  
EXPELLED ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema should not have been allowed to 
address Cosatu's march on Wednesday, says the labour federation's president, 
Sdumo Dlamini. 
  
He also wants disciplinary action against anybody who invited DA leader Helen 
Zille to any of the marches organised by Cosatu to protest against labour 
broking and e-tolling. 
  
Cosatu should have avoided having Malema speak, because the youth leader is 
still fighting his expulsion from the ANC, he said. 
  
"We don't want to be seen to be involved and taking sides in these internal 
processes in the ANC. 
  
"I know the youth league said they were there to support the workers' demand, 
which we appreciate - and, indeed, the youth league is affected by the labour 
brokers. It is a victim of unemployment. But .. we should be careful and avoid 
Cosatu structures being used to foment factional battles within the ANC or the 
alliance. Cosatu must always protect itself from that all the time," said 
Dlamini. He added that Cosatu would have a discussion to "understand how it 
happened". 
  
Dlamini said the youth league had sent a request to participate in the march to 
Cosatu in Gauteng, instead of to the national office. 
  
He said the labour organisation "has taken a conscious decision that we shall 
respect the internal disciplinary processes in the ANC". 
  
But Dlamini's statements do not chime with the actions of Cosatu general 
secretary Zwelinzima Vavi, who shared the stage with Malema. 
  
Dlamini said that while the ANC had not raised the issue formally, he had 
received calls from individual leaders seeking an explanation. 
  
There are growing signs of divisions within the federation over support for 
President Jacob Zuma, who will seek a second term as ANC president in Mangaung 
in December. 
  
But Dlamini said: "Jacob Zuma has done nothing to divide Cosatu. It will be the 
conduct of the individual different leaders that ... [would be] causing 
divisions in Cosatu because of the Mangaung conference of the ANC. 
  
"The last [Cosatu] central executive committee warned, yet again, that all 
Cosatu leaders ought to desist from making public statements that will foment 
tensions and divisions within Cosatu and within the alliance. 
  
"It reminded us once more: we are not engaged in the succession debates of 
Cosatu and the alliance partners." 
  
Dlamini insisted that Zille was never invited: but the DA leader claimed Cosatu 
withdrew an invitation to her after internal wrangling over the issue. 
  
"If there is anybody in Cosatu who would have extended an invitation to the DA 
that person must be disciplined. Helen Zille ... was not invited," the 
federation president said. 
  
While Vavi shared the stage with Malema on Wednesday, Dlamini was leading the 
Durban leg of the protest, alongside SA Communist Party boss Blade Nzimande. 
The Cosatu leaders' choices of partners at the marches have been interpreted as 
a sign of where their allegiances lay. 
  
But Dlamini said there was nothing untoward about his sharing a platform with 
Nzimande, one of Malema's fiercest critics. 
  
Asked if he would seek re-election at Cosatu's congress in September, Dlamini 
it was not his place to decide his future in the federation. 
  
"I don't comment on those matters ... I believe in a pure democratic process. I 
believe leaders do not announce themselves, whether they are available or not. 
You don't do that: you allow members to discuss, with you not even being aware 
that they are talking about you," he said. 
  
In an interview with Business Day this week, however, Vavi, confirmed his 
availability for re-election as the organisation's general secretary. 
  
However, Vavi said in Cape Town yesterday that Cosatu was not divided over 
Zuma's re-election 
  
"There are no pro- or anti- Zuma factions within the federation. Cosatu has 
taken a firm decision not to discuss the ANC leadership issue and has indeed 
not discussed whether it will or will not support anybody. We remain fully 
committed to our alliance with the ANC and SACP," the statement said. 
  

  
From: 
http://www.timeslive.co.za/sundaytimes/2012/03/11/no-juju-no-zille-no-split-says-cosatu
 
  
 





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