President Jacob Zuma arrives at his annual Christmas party for Nkandla's children. #A confident and assertive MK-Commander,President Zuma told scores of children,adults and guests at his annual Christmas party hosted by JZ Foundation for children,that,Indigenous Afrika People should stop being fearful of and bowing down to europeans who have invaded the continent in 1652. #Regarding his vision of Decolonised Education which he revealed during 2018 Christmas events , President Zuma told the crowd that he has already acquired a plot where a college and a university in Nkandla will be built. "I have my own objectives about these schools because we must create an Afrikan that can think and who must remove the fear of a white man that we have. We fear whites so that they end up talking about us anyhow they wish," said Zuma. #He said that eradicating the fear of europeans can truly liberate the BLACK child. "#Don't judge me, by nature I am a freedom fighter and I will fight until I go down and those walking with me should know that we are on a long journey. White people met in Berlin and discussed how they would take our land and take everything and they duly did and came and divided everything they wanted among themselves and then they imposed rules on us and those rules continue to govern us even we are educated and in political power. "We can't even touch those laws because they are like the Ten Commandments," said the President. He said that the African Union (AU), once chaired by Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma between October 2012 and January 2017, should decolonise everything. "We only called for the decolonisation of political power and rights, do you see how we are short of intelligence? We have highly educated people, doctors, professors etc,yet they don't talk about that," said the President of the people He said that laws were designed in such a way that even when judges were off the mark it was respected because people will say a judge has spoken. "From here I want to see emerging academics who will say Afrika4Afrikans in the true sense of the word, I, Gedleyehlekisa Mhlanganyelwa am saying that. Using an analogy to describe the dispossession of land from Africans Zuma said it should not be that another man comes into your houses and evicts you and when you say that you want to be part of your house he only gives a small corner in your own house. His parting comment to the scores of children was: "I want people who are clever and brave because intelligence goes hand in hand with bravery because being clever without being brave is meaningless."
