ANC leader Lindiwe Sisulu has said the booing of President Jacob Zuma should never be regarded a normal act. Sisulu‚ who is a member of the ruling party’s national executive committee and also human settlements minister‚ was speaking to reporters on Wednesday on the sidelines of the Military Veterans Housing Dialogue in Boksburg. She also said the ANC had never been in a worse state, due to the divisions in the party as it prepares for its elective conference in December. “We have been through this situation before. Yes‚ it is the worst‚ but things do get worse before they get better‚” said Sisulu‚ who is also human settlements minister. Previously‚ when the party showed cracks‚ it was always able to mend itself‚ Sisulu said. The same had to happen this time around. “It cannot get worse than this. We really are almost rock bottom. We can only go up now‚” Sisulu said. She said that the ruling party could not lose its position until it had delivered on all its promises to South Africa...
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