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Jacob Zuma
Jacob Zuma is a former Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa and current deputy president of the governing political party, the African National Congress (ANC).
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If even some of the more modest predictions about Jacob Zuma's rise to power had been correct, South Africa would be an empty, corrupt dictatorship by now. Back in 2006, South African memoirist Rian Malan ended his dismal assessment of the nation's ...
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By Nomava Nobumba25 November 2009President Jacob Zuma has pointed out to his former financial adviser Schabir Shaik that he could face a reprimand, or have his medical parole terms altered. Giving a written reply to a parliamentary question from the Congress of the People’s Anele Mda, Zuma said the Correctional Services Act set out the procedure to be followed where there were allegations of non-compliance with parole conditions. But media...
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- Zuma to reprimand Shaik? (news24.com)
- Shaik pardon before Christmas? (news.google.com)
- Pardon? Perfect response to Zuma affording Shaik one (feedburner.com)
For those of you who didn’t read the fine print this morning, President Thabo Mbeki has been quietly shafted once more by President Jacob Zuma, this time as mediator in the Zimabwean peace process.
Mbeki was mediator while president and this continued afterwards. But yesterday it came to a dramatic end with an announcement by Zuma [...]
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- Zuma appoints Zimbabwe team (search.msn.com)
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Mbuyiselo Botha, Senior Programmes Advisor at Sonke Gender Justice Network said ANC Youth League President Julius Malema is not above the law. Earlier this year, Malema was taken to the Equality Court by the Network after he made comments that the woman who accused President Jacob Zuma of rape had a “nice time” with him.
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- Cronin says sorry to Malema (southafricanews.net)
- ‘We don’t fear communists’ (sowetan.co.za)
- YCL won’t trade insults with Malema (feedburner.com)
President Jacob Zuma has appointed his political advisor Charles Nqakula, special envoy Mac Maharaj and international relations advisor Lindiwe Zulu to a support team that will help Zimbabwe's political parties iron out the problems affecting that country's government operations.
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