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Duduzane Zuma: I don’t think my father will get fair hearing in court tomorrow
The case was due to be heard virtually, but Zuma's legal team argued that would violate his rights to a fair trial.
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Anyone implicated in riots will be probed, including Zuma twins - Ntshavheni
Outgoing Acting Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, said that anyone implicated in last month's violent rampage would be investigated, including former President Jacob Zuma's children.
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ANCWL's Dlamini defends Zuma twins over messages allegedly inciting violence
Calling them children, she said that they’d witnessed their father’s suffering for far too long and that they and the rest of their family had the right to be angry.
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DA lays criminal complaint against Malema & three of Zuma's children
The party’s Glynnis Breytenbach lodged the complaint this morning at the cape town central police station against Malema, as well as Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, Edward Zuma and Duduzane Zuma.
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DA leader to lay criminal complaint against Malema, Zuma duo for urging violence
Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen, who spent the morning touring parts of Durban to view the devastation following days of looting and destruction of property, has accused the three of fanning the flames behind the recent looting.
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Prasa was destroyed by greedy ANC politicians, Guptas - Montana tells Zondo
Montana continued his testimony at the state capture commission on Friday.
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Ramaphosa on Molefe, Malema & Duduzane Zuma running for president
In an interview with EWN and 702, African National Congress leader and President Cyril Ramaphosa responds to Brian Molefe allegations; comments on Julius Malema and the COVID-19 vaccine; and Duduzane Zuma running for president. #Ramaphosa #Zondo #Malema
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Ramaphosa expected to address factional battles with ANC in Jan 8 statement
Cyril Ramaphosa has recently said that divisions were becoming more apparent in the ranks of the party.
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Letters, Zondo & a YouTube series: Zuma a prominent feature in 2020 headlines
Former President Jacob Zuma remained a key figure in headline news in 2020.
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Zondo Inquiry confirms it will hear testimony from ex-Eskom CEO Koko
He's been implicated by witnesses including former Kusile Power Station project manager Abram Masango and Suzanne Daniels.
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I have no regrets working with the Guptas - Duduzane Zuma
Zuma, in an interview with Newzroom Afrika on Thursday morning, said people had what he called ‘a crazy infatuation’ with his former business associates.
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ANALYSIS: No, that’s not Duduzane Zuma’s Twitter account. Here’s why
A Twitter account impersonating former South African President Jacob Zuma’s son, Duduzane Zuma, regularly dupes people into believing it’s the 36-year-old businessman’s official account.
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Duduzane Zuma throws his weight behind Zandile Gumede’s new appointment
Zuma congratulated Gumede on her legislature appointment and added that she should be considered "innocent until proven guilty".
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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 death of Duduzane's mother, Kate Zuma.
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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.
