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South Africa: Can We Blame You Now, President Zuma?
ISS, 31 March 2015
While speaking to local government officials recently, South African President Jacob Zuma jokingly said: 'Anything that goes wrong in the country it's "that Zuma". I'm sure even if… Read more »
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South Africa: Motion of No Confidence Against President Fails
SAPA, 18 March 2015
After nearly two years in the making, the opposition motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma saw him labelled a thief and a feckless runaway leader but was defeated with… Read more »
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South Africa: The EFF Regrets the Statement Made in Parliament About Amashangane
EFF, 18 March 2015
The Economic Freedom Fighters regrets the statement by Fighter Pimrose Sonti during the Motion of No Confidence debate in Parliament on the 17th of March 2015. In the debate,… Read more »
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South Africa: Parliament Diary - Jacob Zuma, the Teflon President
Daily Maverick, 18 March 2015
Tuesday's motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma was not the first that he has easily weathered. The first was as far back as 2010, while an attempt by opposition parties… Read more »
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South Africa: Analysis - No Confidence, No Way - Jacob Zuma Is Still SA's Number One
Daily Maverick, 18 March 2015
Could any motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma succeed in this term? No. Is this the last time the opposition will attempt to pass one? No. So why are we constantly… Read more »
South Africa: Motion of No Confidence Against President Fails
A motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma proposed by opposition parties has been defeated by the ruling African National Congress.
Democratic Alliance MP Mmusi Maimane had challenged the ANC benches to break ranks and said the vote came down to a simple choice of whether they believed the president had stolen taxpayers' money to improve his home in Nkandla (file photo).
InFocus
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President Jacob Zuma has denied any wrongdoing in the use of state funds on his homestead in Nkandla. Read more »
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Parliamentary leader of the official opposition Democratic Alliance Mmusi Maimane has accused President Jacob Zuma of "breaking Parliament" by letting police into the National ... Read more »
