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South Africa: President Zuma Says Govt Did Not Pay for His House
SAnews.gov.za, 15 November 2012
President Jacob Zuma has told Members of Parliament that his family, and not government, paid for his private home in Nkandla, KwaZulu-Natal. Read more »
South Africa: Zuma 'Aggrieved' Over Home Uproar
Scrutiny on President Jacob Zuma's private residence prompted an unprecedented and emotional tirade from him saying that he felt “aggrieved” by the uproar that the renovations were funded by the taxpayer.
Supporters outside President Jacob Zuma's residence in the Nkandla area in KwaZulu-Natal on November 4, 2012.
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President Jacob Zuma is being criticised over alleged taxpayer-funded renovations of a new town being built close to his family home. The opposition DA, who is threatening legal ... Read more »
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An investigation will be conducted to probe the revamp of President Jacob Zuma's homestead after allegations that taxpayer's money would be used, however, the government says ... Read more »
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The African National Congress has vowed to stop the proposed motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma tabled by eight opposition parties in parliament. Read more »
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President Jacob Zuma could cost taxpayers more than R500 million over five years with an average of R103.5 million per year, according to the opposition party. Read more »
