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Collin Nxumalo | From ‘Wenzeni uZuma?’ to ‘khuluma Zuma!’

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This leader who is prone to controversy has done everything imaginable to project himself as a victim who everyone hates.
This leader who is prone to controversy has done everything imaginable to project himself as a victim who everyone hates.
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Another year! Another instalment of former president Jacob Zuma’s dances with the law as the scandal-prone politician visits the courts across the land for all the wrong reasons.

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