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South Africa's Ruling Party ANC Suspends Ex President Jacob Zuma
South Africa's ruling ANC suspended former national president Jacob Zuma from the party on Monday and vowed to launch a legal challenge against a rival group campaigning in his name.
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South Africa Lawmakers Re-Elect Cyril Ramaphosa As President
South African lawmakers on Wednesday re-elected Cyril Ramaphosa as the nation's president, two weeks after the ruling ANC party returned to power in legislative elections.
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Silent South African Anti-Rape Protest During Jacob Zuma Speech On Vote
Anti-rape activists protested on Saturday as South African President Jacob Zuma delivered his first remarks since local elections gave his African National Congress (ANC) its worst results since 1994.
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Jacob Zuma Faces Torrent Of Calls To Go After Court Rebuke
South African President Jacob Zuma faced a chorus of calls on Friday to step down after a court ruled that he breached the constitution in a judgement that engulfed him in a fresh bout of controversy.
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Anti-Apartheid Hero Chris Hani's Killer To Be Freed: Lawyer
A South African court ruled today that a Polish immigrant who shot dead the anti-apartheid hero Chris Hani in 1993 should be released on parole after 23 years behind bars.
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China's Slowdown, Financial Mayhem Cast Long Shadow Across World
China's economic slowdown and financial mayhem are fostering a cycle of decline and panic across much of the world, as countries on nearly every continent see escalating risks of prolonged slumps, political disruption and financial losses.
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South African Probe Blames Lonmin, Police, Unions for 'Marikana Massacre': Jacob Zuma
An inquiry into South Africa's worst police killing since the end of apartheid blamed a mining company, police and unions for the "horrendous tragedy", President Jacob Zuma said today.
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Mahatma Gandhi's Statue Defaced in South Africa
A statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Johannesburg has been defaced by a group of people who threw buckets of white paint on it amid racist taunts.
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South Africa's Ruling Party ANC Suspends Ex President Jacob Zuma
South Africa's ruling ANC suspended former national president Jacob Zuma from the party on Monday and vowed to launch a legal challenge against a rival group campaigning in his name.
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South Africa Lawmakers Re-Elect Cyril Ramaphosa As President
South African lawmakers on Wednesday re-elected Cyril Ramaphosa as the nation's president, two weeks after the ruling ANC party returned to power in legislative elections.
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Silent South African Anti-Rape Protest During Jacob Zuma Speech On Vote
Anti-rape activists protested on Saturday as South African President Jacob Zuma delivered his first remarks since local elections gave his African National Congress (ANC) its worst results since 1994.
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Jacob Zuma Faces Torrent Of Calls To Go After Court Rebuke
South African President Jacob Zuma faced a chorus of calls on Friday to step down after a court ruled that he breached the constitution in a judgement that engulfed him in a fresh bout of controversy.
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Anti-Apartheid Hero Chris Hani's Killer To Be Freed: Lawyer
A South African court ruled today that a Polish immigrant who shot dead the anti-apartheid hero Chris Hani in 1993 should be released on parole after 23 years behind bars.
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China's Slowdown, Financial Mayhem Cast Long Shadow Across World
China's economic slowdown and financial mayhem are fostering a cycle of decline and panic across much of the world, as countries on nearly every continent see escalating risks of prolonged slumps, political disruption and financial losses.
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South African Probe Blames Lonmin, Police, Unions for 'Marikana Massacre': Jacob Zuma
An inquiry into South Africa's worst police killing since the end of apartheid blamed a mining company, police and unions for the "horrendous tragedy", President Jacob Zuma said today.
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Mahatma Gandhi's Statue Defaced in South Africa
A statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Johannesburg has been defaced by a group of people who threw buckets of white paint on it amid racist taunts.
