Letters

After learning (from testimony in the Shabir Shaik trial) about Deputy President Jacob Zuma's inability to manage his enormous finances, and his having to rely on some 'fat-cat' businessmen to help balance his budget, one wonders if he is worthy of being in such an important leadership role in one of Africa's most important economies?

If Zuma cannot manage his own life, how can he help manage South Africa?

Also, I have been a financial advisor for over 20 years, and never have I ever loaned money to my clients.

Here we have Zuma's so-called financial advisor, Shabir Shaik, 'lending' money to his client! Is the public so gullible as to believe this action?

SS Singh
Chatsworth

With acknowledgements to SS Singh and the Daily News.