Former president jacob zuma
Zuma pays tribute to Mlangeni, shares fond memories of early MK days
The former president outlined the reasons why the ANC decided to take up arms against the apartheid regime and what Mlangeni stood for in the struggle.
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Zuma’s return puts spotlight back on rifts in the ANC
The ANC appears to be divided on the issue of the arrest warrant for Jacob Zuma, with the party in the Free State warning it would lead to instability in the country, while other quarters of the organisation were calling for the process to be respected.
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Zuma: I'll be in court when the doctors clear me
Former President Jacob Zuma arrived at OR Tambo International Airport where hundreds of supporters had been waiting to welcome him. Zuma returned to South Africa rom Cuba, where his office said he was receiving treatment for an undisclosed medical condition.
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Hanekom welcomes high court ruling on Zuma spy tweet
The High Court in Durban on Friday ordered Jacob Zuma to delete the offending tweet and publicly apologise to Derek Hanekom.
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DA: Zuma costs order must serve as lesson against abusing state coffers
The High Court in Pretoria yesterday dismissed Zuma’s application for leave to appeal the costs order made against him following his failed attempt to review the Public Protector’s State of Capture remedial action.
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[SATIRE] Hey JZ: How times change
After months of trying to get hold of his good old friend Jacob Zuma, Leeto Khoza says he's been left with no option but to write this letter to him.
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Zuma issues warning to detractors ahead of court appearance
Jacob Zuma’s warning comes after the SACP discussed him at its central committee meeting at the weekend-accusing him of fighting back against anti-corruption measures.
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Zuma’s new fiancée asked to step down from women's campaign role
The 24-year-old, who serves as the national executive committee treasurer and communications officer at She Conquers, has since been asked to step down or be fired.
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Reports: Hawks investigate Zuma & Mahumapelo for possible fraud & corruption
The Sunday Times is reporting, that a herd of cattle of about R1.5 million meant for emerging farmers in the north west was instead gifted to Zuma by Mahumapelo.
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Presidency drops bid to appeal Zuma's personal costs order
Jacob Zuma filed the application for leave to appeal in the state capture matter last year when he was still in office but Cyril Ramaphosa said 2 weeks ago that the Presidency would no longer pursue the matter.
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'ANC has set no rules when it comes to supporting Zuma'
Former president Jacob Zuma made his first appearance in the Durban High Court on Friday on charges of corruption, fraud, racketeering and money laundering.
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‘I am being treated like a criminal by people I trust’
Former president Jacob Zuma appeared in the Durban High Court on Friday on charges of corruption, fraud and racketeering.
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Ramaphosa withdraws presidency appeal in Zuma personal costs case
The High Court in Pretoria had ordered former president Jacob Zuma to personally pick up the costs for his failed bid to have the public protector’s state of capture report reviewed and set aside.
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Zuma supporters in good spirits after case postponed
Some of the uMkhonto we Sizwe veterans, who came out in their numbers to support Zuma, sang and chanted struggle songs.
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Timeline: Fast facts on Jacob Zuma's life
Key dates in former South African president Jacob Zuma’s life and political career.
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Zokwana: I didn't raise money for ANC through Agriculture Dept
It has been reported former president Jacob Zuma allegedly accepted a R1 million bribe from a Western Cape abalone dealer in exchange for keeping Senzeni Zokwana in his post.
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ANC digging deep to align party & state presidency terms
The party has launched its resolutions from its December’s conference, one of which is to deal with the two centres of power in the organisation.
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Hawks serve indictment on Zuma
In just 11 days former president Jacob Zuma will have to present himself at the High Court in Durban to make his first appearance on fraud and corruption charges.
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Magashule: NEC didn’t discuss Zuma legal woes
Following reports of a summons that will be served on Zuma shortly, Magashule says every person should be considered innocent until proven guilty.
