Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma (Msholozi)

The meeting in Paris on 8 February is expected to bring together the Presidents of Nigeria Gabon Kenya Egypt Cameroon Mozambique Senegal Burkina Faso Algeria Mauritius Zambia and Ethiopia and South Africa's deputy president Jacob Zuma as well as Chirac's personal representative for Nepad issues former International Monetary Fund Managing Director Michel Camdessus...

After Mbeki's 1999 victory Foreign Minister Dlamini-Zuma (former Health Minister and ex-wife of Deputy President Jacob Zuma) and Director General Sipho Pityana took over replacing Nzo and Jackie Selebi...

Hints have been dropped of involvement by Deputy President Jacob Zuma who recently made an unsolicited statement saying he had no ambition to challenge Mbeki - some understood him to mean the opposite...

Such questions normal between elections in any democracy have been enlivened by a strange declaration by Deputy President Jacob Zuma who suddenly denied that he planned to challenge Mbeki for the ANC leadership...

We hear that operatives will investigate both political figures and government officials reporting directly to the office of Deputy President Jacob Zuma...

Since then following a blast from four cabinet ministers plus a personal blast from Deputy President Jacob Zuma directed at Committee Chairman Gavin Woods (an Inkatha MP) SCOPA has denied making any such proposal...

ANC Deputy President Jacob Zuma who is also national Deputy President leans more strongly leftward as do Secretary General Kgalema Motlanthe and Deputy Secretary General Thenjiwe Mtintso...

There is no such role for Mbeki's Deputy President Jacob Zuma a former African National Congress intelligence chief and Zulu traditionalist who leads the ANC's work in parliament and oversees relations with traditional leaders...

Foreign Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma ex-wife of Jacob Zuma was recruited into the ANC from the Black Consciousness Movement by Mbeki in the early 1970s in Swaziland...

Mbeki and Jacob Zuma (now Deputy President and an ANC Zulu) kept Buthelezi happy by appointing him to act as President when both Mandela and Mbeki were abroad: he did so eleven times for a few days each time and during one of his stints the South African Defence Force disastrously invaded Lesotho...

• The Deputy President Jacob Zuma told workers that job losses were inevitable under GEAR...