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Despite these clear divisions, the top six ANC leaders continued to insist that all was well within the party ranks.
Ramaphosa said that he had not responded to Zuma’s letter because he had received many other letters as party leader.
When asked if Zuma’s letter was an insult to him, Ramaphosa said that he did not see it as such and that no disciplinary proceedings would be taken against Zuma.
“You say, was the letter an insult to me and what will the ANC do in the form of a disciplinary process? No, we are not going that way, and I don’t see it as an insult, ”he said.
“I am not that easy to insult. As much as people can stand on mountains and hills and try to insult me, I am not easily insulted because the burden of leadership is that one must be able to get members and others to express themselves.
“Sometimes you don’t like what they say. There will be discussions that will ensue around this matter and discussions that should be fairly straightforward and friendly, and with camaraderie, rather than discussions that will be based on mutual dislike, mutual hatred. “
– TimesLIVE
