Vol 54 No 13 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
Its outline had been set out at a meeting in March 2011 between South African Energy's Minister Elizabeth Dipuo Peters and her Congolese counterpart Gilbert Tshiongo Tshibi Nkubula wa Ntumba during a summit between Presidents Jacob Zuma and Joseph Kabila Kabange...
Vol 54 No 13 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
Five years later Presidents Jacob Zuma and Kabila met to sign an accord in November 2011 a few weeks before the elections...
Vol 54 No 12 |
- AFRICAN UNION
South African President Jacob Zuma was the first to pledge support followed by Uganda and Ethiopia...
Now South African President Jacob Zuma has offered his view that no elections can be held unless the ‘road map’ has been followed...
Then on his return from British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s funeral the ostensible ‘good cop’ Vice-President Scott made comments about South African President Jacob Zuma: he compared him to apartheid-era President F...
President Jacob Zuma puzzled his central African interlocutors and CAR politicians by claiming they had made a ‘passionate plea’ for South African troops to return to the troubled country on 18 April...
Members of the Communauté économique des états de l’Afrique centrale (CEEAC) met South African President Jacob Zuma and observers from other countries on 3 April for exchanges that were often heated...
Vol 54 No 8 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
President Jacob Zuma and his allies have begun their long-awaited purge of trades unionists party members and government officials judged to have opposed him at the African National Congress conference in Mangaung in December...
Vol 54 No 8 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
Appointing so staunch an ally would consolidate President Jacob Zuma’s power in an area of government he increasingly sees as his own...
Vol 54 No 7 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
The former Prime Minister and leader of the Mouvement de libération du peuple centrafricain Martin Ziguélé told Radio France Internationale on 26 March that he believed South African President Jacob Zuma has been ‘dragged along into this wasps’ nest mostly by South African businessmen’ interested in mining but that it was a trap...