VOICED: Challenges await South Africa's future leader

Jacob Zuma's election victory in South Africa is marked by his cultivated image as a leader for the people, promising jobs and better services. Despite his success, there are public concerns about democracy and minority rights. The country faces economic challenges, including recession and unemployment. Zuma's presidency is expected to be traditionalist in some areas but responsive in others, such as crime and economic policy. Supporters celebrate, but the new administration faces pressing issues with little time for a honeymoon period.

What is the significance of the statement regarding the rights of minorities in the context of Zuma's presidency?

How does Zuma's approach to governance differ in terms of traditionalism and conservatism?