Ex AU Chair to Help South Africa's Zuma Avoid Corruption Charges?

According to political analysts, President Jacob Zuma is preoccupied with installing a successor sympathetic to him in order to avoid having to answer to old and new corruption charges once his tenure as leader of the ruling African National Congress comes to an end, writes Benita Van Eyssen for Deutsche Welle.

Left: Former African Union Chair and ANC presidential candidate Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. Right: President Jacob Zuma.

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