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Duduzane Zuma wore an air of denial when he appeared before the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture yesterday. He was calm, collected and cheerful. Duduzane's attitude revealed a striking resemblance to his father's.
Athol Trollip isn't concerned about going against Helen Zille for the position of Federal Council Chair - he's sure that her time in politics has come and gone.
A pair of SA police officers are accused of using crime intelligence slush fund money for stays in luxury hotels. The pair has allegedly looted up to R5.3 million from the police service, faking investigations and informants.
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane cleared David Mabuza, ANC Deputy President of two complaints against his name. One of the complaints is linked to a R70m Madiba memorial service costs complaint.
Jacob Zuma revealed his plans for a university at Nkandla. The former president also plans to build skills development college in his rural village. It is Zuma's dream to produce from these institutions patriotic youngsters.
Julius Malema and the Economic Freedom Fighters donated another tractor to a community in South Africa. This one went to the community of Blood River, and Malema stated he does not want their children working for white men.
President Ramaphosa wishes South Africans a successful and peaceful new year and hopes to continue on the good that has been accomplished in the year that is almost over. He also remembered the lives that were lost in 2018.
The Khoisan wants to take back their country - South Africa. Chief Khoisan SA will declare the Khoisan's self-governance and independence on the first day of the new year. According to the Khoisan, South Africa belongs to them.
Zandile Gumede, mayor of eThekwini, along with senior ANC councillor Mondli Mthembu could face arrest in the near future. According to recent reports, the two are accused of corruption, money laundering, and fraud.
Peris Walubengo
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