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The government of President Jacob Zuma in South Africa
02/12/2011
Grouped Articles
South African Economy Hit by Labor Unrest
Wall Street Journal 08.27.2013
Zuma Told to Repay Portion of $23 Million Project
Wall Street Journal 03.20.2014
South Africa Faces Credit Scrutiny Amid Blackouts
Wall Street Journal 12.14.2014
The Betrayal of Mandela’s Promise
Wall Street Journal 08.20.2015
South Africa Falters as Unrest Spreads
Wall Street Journal 10.12.2012
Democracy in South Africa: A step backwards
Economist 02.12.2011
A.N.C. Loses Pretoria, South Africa’s Capital, as Setbacks Mount
The New York Times 08.06.2016
A Seismic Shock for Jacob Zuma
The New York Times 08.09.2016
The Economist 08.11.2016
Zuma under fire for sacking finance minister | Africa | DW.COM | 31.03.2017
DW.COM 03.31.2017
Zuma to Face No-Confidence Vote, This Time by Secret Ballot
The New York Times 08.07.2017
South Africa's Jacob Zuma faces vote of no-confidence in secret ballot | News | DW | 07.08.2017
DW.COM 08.07.2017
South Africa's ruling ANC in crisis | Africa | DW | 28.06.2017
DW.COM 06.28.2017
Moody's downgrades South Africa over politics, debt | News | DW | 10.06.2017
DW.COM 06.10.2017
South African President Jacob Zuma Survives Motion of No-Confidence
WSJ 08.08.2017
Jacob Zuma’s Exit From South Africa Presidency to Be Finalized Monday
WSJ 02.11.2018
The disastrous legacy of South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma
The Economist 02.16.2018
Cyril Ramaphosa, elected South Africa’s new president, confronts woes of Zuma legacy
Washington Post 02.16.2018
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