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South Africa: ANC Statement on National Executive Committee Meeting on March 23-25
ANC, 25 March 2018
The National Executive Committee (NEC) of the African National Congress (ANC) held a scheduled meeting from the 23rd to the 25th March 2018 at the Protea Fire and Ice Hotel, in… Read more »
Zuma On His Own as South Africa's Ruling Party Turns Cold?
Former president Jacob Zuma will soon stand trial on corruption charges, joining several others who have been implicated in the State of Capture report released by former public protector Thuli Madonsela. The National Executive Council of the ruling African National Congress, has issued instructions that its members may as individuals, support those implicated in the state capture cases but not under the party banner, regalia or its colours.
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South Africa: Zuma Loses ANC Support for Looming Corruption Trial
News24Wire, 25 March 2018
The African National Congress (ANC) will not support former president Jacob Zuma in his upcoming corruption trial, but the party's members can - as long as they don't wear the… Read more »
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South Africa: 'State Capture Accused Will Not Be Supported By the ANC Colours'
Daily Maverick, 26 March 2018
With elections topmost in the ANC's collective mind, there's the political pickle of former president Jacob Zuma facing trial on criminal charges related to the late-1990s arms… Read more »
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South Africa: Alleged Bribe for Zuma Exposes Abalone Poaching Crisis - Opposition
News24Wire, 25 March 2018
The R1m cash bribe allegedly paid to former president Jacob Zuma by an abalone dealer, in exchange for keeping Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Senzeni Zokwana in… Read more »
InFocus
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President Jacob Zuma has filed an application to appeal a North Gauteng High Court ruling which ordered him to establish a judicial inquiry into state capture and to pay costs for ... Read more »
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National Prosecuting Authority boss Shaun Abrahams has announced in a media briefing that 16 criminal charges that relate to a R30-billion government arms deal in the late 1990s ... Read more »
