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Duduzane Zuma opens up about mom's suicide & her leaked note to media
A new YouTube channel launched in May posted a 45-minute long video of a conversation between Duduzane Zuma and his father on a range of topics including the...
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Zuma alleges people 'trying to kill him' poisoned & killed his son instead
Nhlakanipho Vusi Zuma died at the age of 25 on 1 July 2018. He and Duduzile Zuma share a mother, Kate Zuma, who committed suicide in the year 2000.
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‘SA will know’ when Duduzane Zuma joins Twitter - account said to be fake
Duduzane Zuma's twin sister Duduzile took to her Twitter account on Friday to announce that when her brother decides to open one, 'SA will know'.
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Jacob Zuma will be fit as ever for 6 May court appearance - Duduzane
Duduzane Zuma said that his father, former President Jacob Zuma was still on the mend but his health condition had improved since his hospitalisation in Cuba.
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'Let's stop burning buildings': Duduzane Zuma makes appeal to UKZN students
Duduzane Zuma urged students at UKZN to channel their frustrations into making a difference.
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EWN's Pictures of 2019
Take a look back at 2019 as captured through the lenses of EWN's photojournalists.
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Zondo questions lack of detail over meeting held at Gupta compound
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo seemed confused with parts of Fana Hlongwane's testimony about what was discussed at the meeting in Saxonwold.
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Hlongwane, Zuma, Jonas met with Guptas over blackmailing rumours, Zondo told
Hlongwane has been implicated by Jonas with claims that he was present at the infamous meeting in Saxonwold at the Gupta residence where Jonas was allegedly offered R600 million.
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NPA ready to prosecute those implicated in Vrede dairy farm scandal
The NPA said it couldn’t yet confirm details around when the those implicated in the fraud case would formally be charged.
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Duduzane Zuma's testimony in a nutshell
Duduzane Zuma spent the past two days presenting several versions of events that dispute the evidence earlier submitted to the state capture commission.
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Zondo reassures Duduzane Zuma commission won’t prejudice him
The son of former President Jacob Zuma had expressed concern during his appearance at the inquiry over how his evidence would be handled.
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Duduzane Zuma to take legal steps for arrest at OR Tambo International Airport
He explained that the arrest was necessitated by statements made by former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas that he along with members of the Gupta family tried to bribe him for a ministerial position.
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Duduzane Zuma admits he was asked to reply before PP report
During his testimony on Monday, Duduzane Zuma complained that he was not afforded the chance to dispute allegations made against him by several individuals who made submissions to the chapter nine institution.
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LIVE BLOG: Duduzane Zuma: I’m not corrupt
Zuma will find out why he wasn't asked about former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor's claims in the inquiry
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Duduzane Zuma admits Public Protector’s office tried to contact him
Duduzane Zuma, the son of former President Jacob Zuma, returned to the commission of inquiry into state capture on 8 October 2019. The day before, Zuma said he was not given the opportunity to respond to allegations that implicated him in the state capture report.
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Zondo rejects reports that Jacob Zuma received questions
The article purported that former President Jacob Zuma had been furnished with 80 questions contained in an 11-page document prior to his next appearance at the commission.
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WATCH LIVE: Duduzane Zuma back at Zondo commission for second day
On Monday, he denied a number of allegations previously levelled against him before the very same commission by some political figures.
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Duduzane Zuma expected to wrap up testimony at Zondo Inquiry
Duduzane Zuma has questioned the commission on how his testimony would be handled in light of such omissions as the evidence leader in the case relied mainly on the evidence presented by involved individuals to the Public Protector.
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Strive Masiyiwa says like apartheid, corruption can be fought
Zimbabwean-born businessman Strive Masiyiwa delivered the annual Desmond Tutu International Peace Lecture on Monday night at Cape Town’s City Hall on the Arch’s 88th birthday.
