Vol 55 No 11 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
A legacy of 'radical socio-economic transformation' is President Jacob Zuma's aim yet his new government has more old friends than new brooms...
Vol 55 No 11 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
As President Jacob Zuma contemplates the membership of his new cabinet proven loyalty is likely to rival expertise in heping him make his choices...
Vol 55 No 10 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
President Jacob Zuma faced unprecedented personal criticism and ridicule because of the shooting of mineworkers in Marikana in August 2012 the attempted suborning of independent institutions US$22 million in state spending on his Nkandla homestead and his close ties with the multi-millionaire Gupta family (AC Vol 55 No 9 Politics and Pistorius in the dock)...
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Vol 55 No 9 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
That would be enough to save President Jacob Zuma from an immediate party rebellion so now the arguments are about whether the party will drive him from the presidency before the end of his second term...
The former wife of President Jacob Zuma went to the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre of Gisozi where 250 000 victims are buried...
Vol 55 No 8 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
2 million members – will be split between one faction that supports President Jacob Zuma and the African National Congress and another that backs a radical alternative to the ANC...
The run-up to the summit was marked by debate over which presidents were not coming such as South Africa's Jacob Zuma Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe (enraged that his wife Grace Mugabe was denied an invitation) and invalids such as Algeria's Abdelaziz Bouteflika and Côte d'Ivoire's Alassane Dramane Ouattara...
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Vol 55 No 7 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
During President Jacob Zuma's state visit to Kinshasa last October the two Presidents signed an agreement on Inga governing the electricity trade between their countries...
Vol 55 No 6 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
The findings of an official investigation that President Jacob Zuma personally benefited from the multi-million dollar refurbishment of his Nkandla homestead will weaken his position and cost the governing African National Congress votes in the general elections on 7 May...
Vol 55 No 6 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
That is because of the vetting power of the ANC and national President Jacob Zuma who is of course first on the list: proven loyalists have been promoted; dissidents or those of suspect loyalty have been pushed down the list or excluded...