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Daughter Of South Africa's Ex-President Jacob Zuma Engaged To Eswatini King
A daughter of South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma was among hundreds of women and girls who danced for the king of Eswatini in a traditional ceremony Monday, confirming her engagement to the monarch.
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South Africa's Ex-President Jacob Zuma Barred From May Election
South Africa's electoral officials said Thursday that they had excluded former president Jacob Zuma from May elections, further stoking tensions in the run-up to the polls.
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South Africa's Ruling Party ANC Suspends Ex President Jacob Zuma
South Africa's ruling ANC suspended former national president Jacob Zuma from the party on Monday and vowed to launch a legal challenge against a rival group campaigning in his name.
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Fugitive Businessman Atul Gupta Loses Bid To Get New South African Passport
Atul Gupta, one of the three Gupta brothers now in self-exile in Dubai, has lost a high court bid to get a new passport from the South African government.
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The Billionaire Gupta Brothers Of South Africa And Why They're in Trouble
The Gupta brothers were accused of profiting from their ties to Jacob Zuma, and Interpol had issued Red Notices against them
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Gupta Brothers, Accused Of Corruption, Arrested In UAE, Says South Africa
South Africa on Monday said the United Arab Emirates had arrested Rajesh Gupta and Atul Gupta, brothers who face charges of political corruption under former South African President Jacob Zuma.
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Gupta Brothers Used Ex-President Against South African People: Report
The latest reports of the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture says that the Gupta brothers had used former president Jacob Zuma not only against the people of South Africa but also to install their own lackeys at key institutions.
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Jacob Zuma Embezzled Public Money With Gupta Brothers For Media House
South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma along with Indian-origin Gupta brothers, who had "considerable" influence over him, misappropriated huge amount of public money, including diverting millions of rands to enrich the now defunct The New Age ne
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Damon Galgut Awarded Booker Prize 2021 For "The Promise"
South African playwright and novelist Damon Galgut on Wednesday won the 2021 Booker Prize for "The Promise", his third shortlisted novel which chronicles a family in his homeland from the late apartheid era through to Jacob Zuma's presidency.
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South Africa's Jailed Ex-President Jacob Zuma "Placed On Medical Parole": Official
South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma, jailed in July for contempt of court after snubbing graft investigators, has been granted medical parole, correctional services authorities announced Sunday.
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South Africa's Ramaphosa Admits Rampant State Graft While He Was Deputy To Ex-President
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday acknowledged there had been rampant state corruption while he was deputy to ex-president Jacob Zuma, but said he did not resign as that would have hampered his efforts to resist the rot.
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South Africa Lets Jailed Ex-President Jacob Zuma Attend Brother's Funeral
Former President Jacob Zuma, whose jailing this month led to South Africa's worst outbreak of violence in years, was granted compassionate leave to attend the funeral of his younger brother on Thursday.
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Food Queues, Buildings On Fire: Satellite Images Of South Africa Violence
Maxar Technologies has been collecting new satellite imagery of South Africa that shows the scale and intensity of the recent violence and looting that occurred in multiple cities, including Durban and Pietermaritzburg.
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South Africa Unrest Was "Planned": President Cyril Ramaphosa
The deadly violence that has rocked South Africa for the past week was planned, President Cyril Ramaphosa said Friday, as authorities said they had identified 12 suspects.
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South African Government Asks For 25,000 Troops To Curb Unrest
The South African government on Wednesday sought to deploy around 25,000 troops to curb unrest, now in its sixth straight day, amid fears of food and fuel shortages as disruption to farming, manufacturing and oil refining began to bite.
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Daughter Of South Africa's Ex-President Jacob Zuma Engaged To Eswatini King
A daughter of South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma was among hundreds of women and girls who danced for the king of Eswatini in a traditional ceremony Monday, confirming her engagement to the monarch.
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South Africa's Ex-President Jacob Zuma Barred From May Election
South Africa's electoral officials said Thursday that they had excluded former president Jacob Zuma from May elections, further stoking tensions in the run-up to the polls.
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South Africa's Ruling Party ANC Suspends Ex President Jacob Zuma
South Africa's ruling ANC suspended former national president Jacob Zuma from the party on Monday and vowed to launch a legal challenge against a rival group campaigning in his name.
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Fugitive Businessman Atul Gupta Loses Bid To Get New South African Passport
Atul Gupta, one of the three Gupta brothers now in self-exile in Dubai, has lost a high court bid to get a new passport from the South African government.
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The Billionaire Gupta Brothers Of South Africa And Why They're in Trouble
The Gupta brothers were accused of profiting from their ties to Jacob Zuma, and Interpol had issued Red Notices against them
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Gupta Brothers, Accused Of Corruption, Arrested In UAE, Says South Africa
South Africa on Monday said the United Arab Emirates had arrested Rajesh Gupta and Atul Gupta, brothers who face charges of political corruption under former South African President Jacob Zuma.
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Gupta Brothers Used Ex-President Against South African People: Report
The latest reports of the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture says that the Gupta brothers had used former president Jacob Zuma not only against the people of South Africa but also to install their own lackeys at key institutions.
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Jacob Zuma Embezzled Public Money With Gupta Brothers For Media House
South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma along with Indian-origin Gupta brothers, who had "considerable" influence over him, misappropriated huge amount of public money, including diverting millions of rands to enrich the now defunct The New Age ne
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Damon Galgut Awarded Booker Prize 2021 For "The Promise"
South African playwright and novelist Damon Galgut on Wednesday won the 2021 Booker Prize for "The Promise", his third shortlisted novel which chronicles a family in his homeland from the late apartheid era through to Jacob Zuma's presidency.
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South Africa's Jailed Ex-President Jacob Zuma "Placed On Medical Parole": Official
South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma, jailed in July for contempt of court after snubbing graft investigators, has been granted medical parole, correctional services authorities announced Sunday.
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South Africa's Ramaphosa Admits Rampant State Graft While He Was Deputy To Ex-President
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday acknowledged there had been rampant state corruption while he was deputy to ex-president Jacob Zuma, but said he did not resign as that would have hampered his efforts to resist the rot.
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South Africa Lets Jailed Ex-President Jacob Zuma Attend Brother's Funeral
Former President Jacob Zuma, whose jailing this month led to South Africa's worst outbreak of violence in years, was granted compassionate leave to attend the funeral of his younger brother on Thursday.
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Food Queues, Buildings On Fire: Satellite Images Of South Africa Violence
Maxar Technologies has been collecting new satellite imagery of South Africa that shows the scale and intensity of the recent violence and looting that occurred in multiple cities, including Durban and Pietermaritzburg.
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South Africa Unrest Was "Planned": President Cyril Ramaphosa
The deadly violence that has rocked South Africa for the past week was planned, President Cyril Ramaphosa said Friday, as authorities said they had identified 12 suspects.
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South African Government Asks For 25,000 Troops To Curb Unrest
The South African government on Wednesday sought to deploy around 25,000 troops to curb unrest, now in its sixth straight day, amid fears of food and fuel shortages as disruption to farming, manufacturing and oil refining began to bite.
