Vol 52 No 1 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
Two of these went to Caprikat and Foxwhelp controlled by a nephew of South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma Khulubuse Zuma...
Vol 4 (AAC) No 9 |
- SOUTH KOREA
- AFRICA
He then signed deals on joint oil exploration and nuclear research with South African President Jacob Zuma and discussed the Libyan crisis the G-20 and climate change...
Vol 4 (AAC) No 9 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
President Jacob Zuma then made him Minister of Police...
Vol 4 (AAC) No 8 |
- LIBYA
- TURKEY
Gadaffi to relinquish power and leave Libya it is South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma who has led the charge to find an exit strategy for Gadaffi (Africa Confidential Vol 52 No 8)...
The deal has dragged on and poor decisions by Aurora Empowerment – run by President Jacob Zuma’s nephew Khulubuse Zuma the President’s lawyer Michael Hully and Nelson Mandela’s grandson Zondwa Mandela – may have eroded Shandong Gold Mining’s interest...
Vol 4 (AAC) No 7 |
- INDIA
- AFRICA
He sat on two panels with South African President Jacob Zuma one on the topic of climate change and the other on developing global cooperation...
Vol 4 (AAC) No 7 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
President Jacob Zuma and his team met their counterparts from Brazil Russia and India when China hosted their first summit in April in Hainan...
Vol 4 (AAC) No 6 |
- AFRICA
- ASIA
In South Africa plans for a US$30 billion high-speed rail link from Johannesburg to Durban have caused concern in the ruling tripartite alliance after it was revealed in mid-February that President Jacob Zuma’s son and the well connected Gupta family would be involved...
Vol 4 (AAC) No 5 |
- TAIWAN
Released in 2004 he formed Mpisi 74 in Johannesburg and made serious guanxi (connections) by netting Khulubuse Zuma nephew of President Jacob Zuma as company Chairman...
Vol 4 (AAC) No 3 |
- CHINA
- AFRICA
South Africa at the top table China’s President Hu Jintao personally invited South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma to bring his country into the BRIC (Brazil Russia India and China) informal group giving Africa a seat at the developing countries’ top table...