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South Africa: Voetsek, Jacob Zuma - DA Marches to Concourt
Daily Maverick, 15 April 2016
As the ANC prepares to launch its local government election manifesto on Saturday, calls for President Jacob Zuma to resign continue. On Friday, the Democratic Alliance (DA)… Read more »
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South Africa: Civil Society Organisations Rally Against Zuma
GroundUp, 16 April 2016
About 1,000 people from over 70 organisations met at the University of Johannesburg's Soweto campus this morning to call for President Zuma to resign. There was also a call for the… Read more »
Protests Against South African President Continue
Demonstrations against President Jacob Zuma by official opposition party the Democratic Alliance have been held and civil society groups have urged South Africans to take action on Freedom Day, 27 April.
A large #ZumaMustFall banner placed on a building in Kloof Street, Cape Town (file photo).
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South Africa: Danny Jordaan, Proudly Brought to You By Jacob Zuma
DA, 14 April 2016
Acts by Danny Jordaan's NMB administration to deny permission to the DA to march today against Zuma's corruption, and a direct instruction from Jordaan to remove a DA billboard… Read more »
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South Africa: NMB Municipality Blocks DA Protest Against Zuma's Corruption
DA, 13 April 2016
The NMB municipality has today, at the 11th hour, blocked an application by the DA to hold a mass protest against the corruption of Jacob Zuma's ANC, by refusing the DA permission… Read more »
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South Africa: Civil Society Calls for South Africans to Mobilise On Freedom Day
The Journalist, 13 April 2016
A group of civil society leaders are urging South Africans to make Freedom Day a 'day of action' by urging President Jacob Zuma to step down. The group, including political… Read more »
InFocus
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Activists from several African countries have called on President Jacob Zuma to step down, saying he no longer has moral authority. Read more »
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Pressure from the press and opposition parties continues to mount as President Jacob Zuma and the African National Congress respond to what has been called the "Guptagate" scandal. ... Read more »
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The Gupta family has left South Africa and travelled to Dubai following economic and political pressure over their ties to President Jacob Zuma. Read more »
