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Jacob Zuma’s family pleads for leave for him to bury his brother
Jacob Zuma’s family is fighting to secure him compassionate leave from jail so he can attend the funeral of his younger brother, Michael, on Thursday.
Princess Bukhosibemvelo makes her move in the Zulu game of thrones
It appears the trouble at the Zulu royal house is far from over.
Ramaphosa set to give his security cluster a mouthful over ‘insurrection’ claim
President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to have a serious discussion with his security cluster after Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula publicly contradicted him about the riots.
Australian prime minister goes on radio to deny he sh*t his pants in McDonald’s in 1997
The prime minister of Australia went on national radio to deny the widespread rumour that he soiled himself at a McDonald’s in 1997.
Never again! – Ulundi citizens protect city from pro Zuma rioters to avoid repeating colonial history
In 1879, Ulundi, once the capital of KwaZulu-Natal, was burnt to the ground by British soldiers.
“There is no coup here” – Nosiviwe defies the president
Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has openly defied President Cyril Ramaphosa, saying there were no signs of insurrection in last week’s deadly riots.
Zuma’s taxi boss nephews pull rank on looters and rioters
Jacob Zuma’s taxi boss nephews, the Gcabas, have sought to distance themselves from rioters and looters trashing South Africa in their uncle's name.
Jacob Zuma: master of the art of postponement
A man famed for delaying tactics, Jacob Zuma has launched an application seeking for his Arms Deal corruption trial scheduled for Monday to be postponed for a week.
Zuma allies ask for him to be allowed to bury his brother
The National Freedom Party will plead with the Justice and Correctional Services Minister, Ronald Lamola, to grant former president Jacob Zuma compassionate leave so he can bury his younger brother.
“Give us the bodies of our loved ones”
“Please allow us to take the dead bodies of our loved ones back home. We want to bury them in dignity.”
Dlomo hands himself in for stoking violence
Thulani Dlomo, the man who was accused by deputy state security minister Zizi Kodwa of being one of the instigators of violence and looting, handed himself in to the police on Friday.
Mandla Mandela hails Zulu King for brave stand against violence
Inkosi Mandla Zwelivelile Mandela, the grandson of Nelson Mandela, has commended the Zulu King Misuzulu for standing up against the looting and public violence taking place in KZN and Gauteng.