CLEAN : Zuma delivers 'State of the Nation' amid v

The transcript discusses the urgency of taking action against a government that is perceived as unresponsive. It highlights the support for protest actions, including violence, as a means to make the government listen. Concerns about declining political support and the upcoming fiercely contested election are mentioned. The ANC is acknowledged for its role in liberating South Africa from apartheid, but current leaders are criticized for not addressing past mistakes and living comfortably instead.

What does the speaker suggest might be necessary to make the government listen?

• Peaceful protests

• Petitions

• Violence

• Negotiations

What is the speaker's view on the upcoming election?

• It will be the most fiercely contested in 20 years.

• It will be postponed.

• It will be easily won by the current government.

• It will have low voter turnout.

According to the speaker, what is causing a decline in government support?

• Media influence

• International relations

• Service delivery protests

• Economic growth

What does the speaker acknowledge about the ANC?

• They have no historical significance.

• They have always been corrupt.

• They liberated South Africa from apartheid.

• They are a new political party.

What criticism does the speaker have about current leaders?

• They are not addressing past mistakes.

• They are too young and inexperienced.

• They are too focused on international issues.

• They are overly concerned with public opinion.