CLEAN : S.Africa's Zuma slams graft report as gossip, says spokesman

The transcript discusses President Zuma's views on state matters, the role of media and judiciary in shaping narratives, and the justification for appointing commissions of inquiry. It critiques the findings of a commission's report, labeling it as lacking concrete evidence and full of conjecture. The transcript also touches on a debate regarding attendance and its implications.

What is President Zuma's view on the role of media and judiciary?

• They support his perspective.

• They are irrelevant to state matters.

• They entrench false narratives.

• They are efficient and unbiased.

What is the main criticism of the inquiry's findings?

• They are based on solid evidence.

• They are praised for their accuracy.

• They are full of gossip and conjecture.

• They are universally accepted.

How does the report describe the inquiry's setup?

• Transparent and clear.

• Efficient and timely.

• Unlawful and questionable.

• Lawful and justified.

What was the debate about in the final section?

• The cost of the inquiry.

• The role of the media.

• Whether to hold the inquiry.

• The meaning of 'attend' and 'address'.

What precaution was taken to avoid confusion?

• Ignoring the issue.

• Canceling the meeting.

• Clarifying the meaning of 'attend'.

• Changing the venue.