Jacob Zuma

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Zuma to face questions on family benefits, SABC, Manana

President Jacob Zuma is due to face another round of questions in Parliament on Thursday when he appears for his quarterly question session. Zuma did his best to evade tough questions during his last question session on June 22, the same day the Constitutional Court made its ruling on the rules and use of a secret ballot. Read: It was Zuma v Maimane, but the 'teflon don' escaped again This […]

today31 August 2017

Local

Death threats, court case mark battle for ANC

Death threats and court challenges mark an intensifying battle for control of the African National Congress (ANC) as factions fight it out in provinces before the party elects a new leader to replace Jacob Zuma. In the region with the most ANC members, KwaZulu-Natal, the high court is expected to rule next month on an application by party officials to overturn an 2015 election of provincial leaders allied with Zuma […]

today30 August 2017

Local

Opposition rejects DA’s call to dissolve Parliament

The DA has accelerated calls for Parliament's dissolution, an idea which some of its opposition partners have rejected. The party tabled a motion on Thursday, to be voted on at the earliest opportunity. It claimed the ANC no longer enjoyed the support of the majority of South Africans, and early elections must be held. On Wednesday, DA leader Mmusi Maimane called for the dissolution of Parliament. This followed Tuesday’s failed […]

today11 August 2017

News

Opposition parties claim victory in secret ballot vote

By Yaseen Kippie Opposition parties believe last night’s outcome in the motion of no confidence vote in President Jacob Zuma is a victory for the opposition, as it shows the ANC is more divided than ever before. Zuma narrowly escaped another vote of no confidence, this time by secret ballot, with 35 ANC members breaking the ranks by voting with the opposition. Speaker Baleka Mbete announced that 198 MPs had […]

today9 August 2017

Local

Zuma vote: How many ANC MPs broke ranks?

As few as 31 or as many as 40 "rebel" African National Congress MPs may have voted for the motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma during Tuesday's secret ballot in Parliament, depending on a range of possible scenarios that could have played out during the vote. News24 has factored in several influences on Tuesday's vote to build possible scenarios involving plausible figures for the total number of ANC […]

today9 August 2017

Local

BREAKING: Zuma survives vote of no confidence

President Jacob Zuma has survived a motion of no confidence in his presidency, held via secret ballot in Parliament. Following a two-hour debate and lengthy voting process, 198 MPs voted against the Democratic Alliance's bid to remove Zuma, while 177 voted for. About 30 ANC MPs voted for Zuma to be removed. A simple majority of 201 votes was required to remove Zuma as president. Speaker of Parliament Baleka Mbete […]

today8 August 2017

Local

Khoza: voting out JZ will be worth sacrifice

ANC MP Makhosi Khoza warned that party members who vote against President Jacob Zuma today faced severe consequences - but says it will be worth it. In a statement issued yesterday morning, and before National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete announced her decision in favour of a secret ballot, Khoza said: "As a loyal ANC member, there is nothing simple about supporting tomorrow's vote of no confidence. Retribution will be swift […]

today8 August 2017

Local

Malema: ANC must arrest JZ

The EFF would consider a coalition with the ANC if the ruling party's next leader declared an end to institutional corruption and promised to charge President Jacob Zuma with corruption. The EFF and ANC should be working together but what stands between them " is institutionalised corruption by the governing party". This is what EFF leader Julius Malema told The Times's sister publication, Sowetan, in a wide-ranging interview, as he […]

today24 July 2017

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ANC leaders fail to resolve Western Cape infighting

There is still no resolution to the infighting that threatens to cripple the ANC in the Western Cape, despite marathon talks on Monday between the party’s national leadership and the provincial executive. The party’s national working committee, including top-six leaders such as President Jacob Zuma and secretary-general Gwede Mantashe, were in the Western Cape at the weekend in an attempt to broker peace between the warring factions. However, no resolution […]

today18 July 2017

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