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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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"It's Me Who Put Them Into Trouble": Jacob Zuma On Gupta Family Deals
Former South Africa president Jacob Zuma has said that he initiated the idea that led to the controversial Indian-origin Gupta family establishing their media empire, which has since collapsed. Zuma said he had conceived the idea of having an "alternative media" in South Africa because "the media in this country is very biased; at all material time...
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Duduzane Zuma Appears In Johannesburg Court To Face Corruption Charges
The son of scandal-hit former South African president Jacob Zuma appeared in ankle shackles in a Johannesburg court Monday to face corruption charges linked to his father's government before being released on bail.
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SpaceX Says Rocket Worked Fine As Spy Satellite Reported Lost
A SpaceX rocket worked fine in its weekend launch of a secretive government satellite, named Zuma, the company said Tuesday after reports the payload did not make it into orbit.
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SpaceX Launches Secretive Zuma Mission
SpaceX on Sunday blasted off a secretive US government payload known as Zuma, a mission whose nature -- and the agency behind it -- remains a mystery.
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Opinion: S.African Voters Cast Their Ballots For Change
South Africa's voters have long had plenty to complain about. In municipal elections last week, they gave voice to their grievances. In what amounted to a referendum on the national government's performance, they called for change.
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Jacob Zuma, Economy In Focus As South Africa Holds Local Elections
South Africa holds local government elections on Wednesday in what looks likely to become a referendum on President Jacob Zuma's scandal-plagued leadership and on an economy forecast to stagnate this year.
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South Africa's Gupta Family Quits Firm Amid Furore Over Jacob Zuma Ties
South Africa's beleaguered Gupta family has decided to quit their company amid increasing calls for a probe into the Indian-origin business barons' alleged influence in the government through links with President Jacob Zuma, whose son also resigned from the firm after the furore.
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African Leaders' 'Kurte Pe Charcha' With PM Modi
It was an 'Indian mela' (carnival) bringing together food, music and artifacts from all the states in the country for the African Heads of Governments and States during the reception hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Thousands March Against Corruption in South Africa
Several thousand demonstrators marched through Johannesburg today to protest against government corruption as public anger builds over South Africa's weakening economy.
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South Africa Ministers Plotted to Protect Sudanese President Oman Al-Bashir
The South African government secretly plotted to ensure safe passage out of the country for Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir despite an international warrant for his arrest on war crimes charges, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
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South Africa Says Unknown Number of Its Citizens Unaccounted For After Nigeria Church Collapse
Around 300 South Africans were visiting a Pentetcostal church in Nigeria last week where a wing collapsed killing more than 60 people and an unknown number were still unaccounted for, the government said.
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South Africa's Jacob Zuma Faces First Big Test of New Government
Bruised but victorious, Jacob Zuma will be sworn in for a second term as South African president this week.
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South Africa Government Takes Ombudsman to Court Over Jacob Zuma's Home
South Africa's government said on Thursday it would take the country's public protector to court over her damning report into taxpayer funded refurbishments at President Jacob Zuma's private home.
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South Africa Set for Polls Tomorrow
The majority of the 24 million registered voters in South Africa are expected to head to polls tomorrow to elect a fifth democratic government since anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela first assumed power in 1994 after decades of white-minority rule.
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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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"It's Me Who Put Them Into Trouble": Jacob Zuma On Gupta Family Deals
Former South Africa president Jacob Zuma has said that he initiated the idea that led to the controversial Indian-origin Gupta family establishing their media empire, which has since collapsed. Zuma said he had conceived the idea of having an "alternative media" in South Africa because "the media in this country is very biased; at all material time...
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Duduzane Zuma Appears In Johannesburg Court To Face Corruption Charges
The son of scandal-hit former South African president Jacob Zuma appeared in ankle shackles in a Johannesburg court Monday to face corruption charges linked to his father's government before being released on bail.
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SpaceX Says Rocket Worked Fine As Spy Satellite Reported Lost
A SpaceX rocket worked fine in its weekend launch of a secretive government satellite, named Zuma, the company said Tuesday after reports the payload did not make it into orbit.
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SpaceX Launches Secretive Zuma Mission
SpaceX on Sunday blasted off a secretive US government payload known as Zuma, a mission whose nature -- and the agency behind it -- remains a mystery.
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Opinion: S.African Voters Cast Their Ballots For Change
South Africa's voters have long had plenty to complain about. In municipal elections last week, they gave voice to their grievances. In what amounted to a referendum on the national government's performance, they called for change.
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Jacob Zuma, Economy In Focus As South Africa Holds Local Elections
South Africa holds local government elections on Wednesday in what looks likely to become a referendum on President Jacob Zuma's scandal-plagued leadership and on an economy forecast to stagnate this year.
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South Africa's Gupta Family Quits Firm Amid Furore Over Jacob Zuma Ties
South Africa's beleaguered Gupta family has decided to quit their company amid increasing calls for a probe into the Indian-origin business barons' alleged influence in the government through links with President Jacob Zuma, whose son also resigned from the firm after the furore.
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African Leaders' 'Kurte Pe Charcha' With PM Modi
It was an 'Indian mela' (carnival) bringing together food, music and artifacts from all the states in the country for the African Heads of Governments and States during the reception hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Thousands March Against Corruption in South Africa
Several thousand demonstrators marched through Johannesburg today to protest against government corruption as public anger builds over South Africa's weakening economy.
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South Africa Ministers Plotted to Protect Sudanese President Oman Al-Bashir
The South African government secretly plotted to ensure safe passage out of the country for Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir despite an international warrant for his arrest on war crimes charges, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
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South Africa Says Unknown Number of Its Citizens Unaccounted For After Nigeria Church Collapse
Around 300 South Africans were visiting a Pentetcostal church in Nigeria last week where a wing collapsed killing more than 60 people and an unknown number were still unaccounted for, the government said.
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South Africa's Jacob Zuma Faces First Big Test of New Government
Bruised but victorious, Jacob Zuma will be sworn in for a second term as South African president this week.
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South Africa Government Takes Ombudsman to Court Over Jacob Zuma's Home
South Africa's government said on Thursday it would take the country's public protector to court over her damning report into taxpayer funded refurbishments at President Jacob Zuma's private home.
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South Africa Set for Polls Tomorrow
The majority of the 24 million registered voters in South Africa are expected to head to polls tomorrow to elect a fifth democratic government since anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela first assumed power in 1994 after decades of white-minority rule.
