In a recent interview with the BBC, former South African President Jacob Zuma expressed confidence that the people of South Africa still trust him. Zuma, who is barred from running for Parliament by the nation's constitutional court, asserted that the trust people had in him during his presidency remains strong, and he believes they want him back in a position of influence within the government​ (BBCi)​​ (Face of Malawi)​.

Zuma's comments come ahead of the general elections, highlighting his continued engagement in South African politics despite legal and political challenges. His statements reflect a broader narrative of resilience and a belief in his enduring popularity among certain segments of the South African population​ (BBCi)​.

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