Vol 55 No 2 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
South Africans are waiting for President Jacob Zuma to announce the date but with only three weeks left to register the sense of expectation has grown...
Vol 55 No 1 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
9% of the vote; anything less than 60% this time around would be a serious blow to the party's cohesion in the longer term but most immediately to President Jacob Zuma's position...
Vol 54 No 25 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
Many ANC loyalists lamented the poor organisation of the memorial day which they found symptomatic of the record of President Jacob Zuma's government...
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Vol 54 No 25 |
- FRANCE
- AFRICA
This prompted African leaders to agree in May to a proposal by South African President Jacob Zuma for an emergency intervention force the African Capacity for Immediate Response to Crises (AC Vol 54 No 12 Paying – and fighting – for unity & After Mali Niger)...
Inga agreementA deep-water port at Banana or Muanda looks more likely since 29 October when the Energy Ministers of South Africa and Congo-Kinshasa Dikobe Ben Martins and Bruno Kapandji Kalala signed in the presence of Presidents Jacob Zuma and Kabila an agreement on the Great Inga project...
Vol 54 No 23 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
The ANC cannot provide direction to organised labour while it is in dispute with Cosatu over the suspension of General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi who is being pushed aside over his opposition to President Jacob Zuma (AC Vol 54 No 17 Sexual congress)...
Like South African President Jacob Zuma Jonathan has won kudos for appointing a respected technocrat as Finance Minister but fails to side publicly with the reformers on accountability or in battles against corruption...
President Jacob Zuma spoke about 'common but differentiated' responsibilities in promoting development and growth and that would amount to clear commitments from industrialised countries to help developing ones...
Vol 54 No 20 |
- LIBERIA
- AFRICA
And talking to journalists on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly on 25 September South Africa's President Jacob Zuma said the insistence that the trials of Kenyatta and Ruto should go ahead regardless of their political responsibilities at home was seen as 'unreasonable'...
Vol 54 No 20 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
Under President Jacob Zuma the party has become more factionalised and regionally oriented...