South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma, accused of being a graft enabler, rubbished as "unlawful" and "full of innuendo" a judicial report detailing how rampant corruption gutted state coffers during his nine-year tenure, Zuma's foundation spokesman Mzwanele Manyi told reporters Saturday. Jacob Zuma plans to challenge sections of the report.
2022/06/26/safrica-zuma-slams-graft-report-as-full-of-gossip
2022/06/26/safrica-zuma-slams-graft-report-as-full-of-gossip
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