Dirco: Over 3,000 S. Africans stuck abroad want to come home
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Zuma supporters say country facing a constitutional crisis
This comes after the supreme court of appeal dismissed the former statesman's application to appeal a ruling that he must stand trial for corruption.
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Zuma tried to push for Montana reinstatement at Prasa, Zondo Inquiry told
Former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) board chairperson Popo Molefe, who was appearing at the Zondo commission of inquiry on Friday, said he received an invitation to meet with the former president after Lucky Montana resigned in 2018.
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Jacob Zuma loses appeal bid for stay of prosecution in corruption case
The SCA on Friday ruled that the former statesman has no reasonable prospects of success.
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Zuma-linked businessman Roy Moodley threatened Prasa officials, inquiry told
Roy Moodley is alleged to have, at one point, threatened Prasa officials claiming he was 'connected all the way to the top'.
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Businessman linked to Zuma knew of coming Cabinet reshuffle, Zondo Inquiry hears
Autopax acting CEO Tiro Holele said a businessman linked to former President Jacob Zuma, Roy Moodley, once told them about a coming Cabinet reshuffle before it happened.
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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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King Zwelithini to address opening of KZN legislature
Speaker of the provincial legislature Nontombeko Boyce said former President Jacob Zuma is also expected at the event.
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Supporting Zuma doesn't mean undermining Ramaphosa - Magashule
Addressing the launch of the party’s new online membership system in Sebokeng, Magashule said the party’s NEC has decided that members can support former President Jacob Zuma.
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OMRY MAKGOALE: It's time for SA to vote for their presidential candidates
Voting parties into power instead of directly for a preferred president is the problem in SA's broken politics, writes Omry Makgoale.
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Zuma expected to attend KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala’s Sopa
Speaker of the provincial legislature Nontembeko Boyce said an invitation was extended to the former president and all political parties agreed to his participation.
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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: My no show in court was not to evade justice
The former statesman claimed that he had been receiving medical treatment in Cuba and therefore could not be in court.
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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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Zuma back in SA, addresses hundreds of supporters at ORTIA
Zuma has returned to South Africa after leaving for Cuba, where his office said he was receiving medical treatment for an undisclosed medical condition.
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Mahumapelo: Zuma’s a law-abiding citizens who deserves SA’s support
Former North West premier Supra Mahumapelo is among hundreds of Zuma supporters gathered at OR Tambo International Airport waiting for the former statesman's arrival.
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Zuma’s supporters gather at ORTIA to give him hero’s welcome
A group of people dressed in ANC colours says former President Jacob Zuma, who arrives in SA to a warrant of arrest, says he should not be treated like a common criminal.
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Zuma expected back home today after receiving medical treatment in Cuba
The former president is returning to the country amid mounting anticipation over the outcome various proceedings against him – including his corruption case.
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David Makhura: There is no structure called RET in ANC
This after last week a group of ANC members calling themselves RET came out to bat for former President Jacob Zuma after he was issued with a warrant of arrest by the Pietermaritzburg High Court over his failure to appear in court.
