“I think everyone should have some role in politics ... wherever I am needed, I am there,” he said.
While his name had been associated with corruption, Duduzane said this had been “unnecessary” as he had co-operated with law-enforcement officials.
“Its unnecessary ... I have faced the music. I don't know how much people want from me,” he said, as he argued that he had availed himself to the Zondo commission and attended a court matter against him despite living in Dubai.
In August this year, Duduzane threw his weight behind former eThekwini mayor Zandile Gumede, who was redeployed as an MPL in KZN despite corruption charges hanging over her head.
Many came out against the move, which he still defended.
He said it was it was SA's constitutional nature to paint corruption-accused guilty despite not being declared so by the courts.
“I was just showing support, saying keep on fighting,” he said.
Duduzane said he felt strongly about the matter because he also had an unpleasant experience with the law. He said investigations were not conducted properly and many dockets went missing in many cases.
He also used the platform to state that he was not on social media but there had been several accounts under his name.
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