The Morning Call
The executive body of South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) is set to meet this Monday to finalize talks on the future of President Jacob Zuma, who is under growing pressure to step
down. Speaking on Sunday as South Africa marked 100 years since the birth of former President Nelson Mandela, leader of the ANC Cyril Ramaphosa said the protracted battle over the potential
resignation of President Jacob Zuma will be concluded Monday. He called for Zuma’s exit to happen in an orderly fashion, and “in Madiba’s way of doing things,” using Mandela’s clan name.
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Gaza war: UN top court orders Israel to “ensure unhindered provision” of essential supplies
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Cyclone Gamane hits Madagascar, kills at least 11, displaces thousands
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Embattled head of South Africa's parliament in bid to stop possible arrest
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South Africa: ANC takes new opposition party to court
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