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We are generally happy with the direction that our trade relations are taking. In 2008, Zambia became our number one trading partner on the continent
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That President Jacob Zuma can appoint someone that was accused by Frene Ginwala's panel of deceiving Brigitte Mabandla, his former boss and justice minister, and of interfering with the NPA's independence, shows the president's disregard for the independence of the [National Prosecuting Authority]
SOURCE: Independent Online -
The fact that we have returned to visit for the second time in one year illustrates the seriousness with which we take our relations with Zambia. It also indicates the special place of this country in our hearts
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That President Jacob Zuma can appoint someone that was accused by Frene Ginwala's panel of deceiving Brigitte Mabandla, his former boss and Justice Minister, and of interfering with the NPA's independence, shows the President's disregard for the independence of the NPA
SOURCE: News24 -
Without these measures, the impact of the recession would have been more severe ... These measures also form the basis for a better future, once the pressures of the current economic conditions are lessened.
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I am expecting to meet with South African President Jacob Zuma and other government and party leaders to discuss bilateral relations and major issues of mutual concern
– Zhou Yongkang SOURCE: People's Daily Online -
Let us display the Rainbow Nation to the world, let us display that here on the southern tip of Africa, where mankind originates from, we can make the home of everyone
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The responsibility is on President Jacob Zuma as head of government to show us that he is indeed serious about fighting corruption
– Bantu Holomisa SOURCE: Sowetan -
We must speak with one voice to advance our interest on trade and economic relations including tourism, climate change, peace and security and other matters of mutual interest
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Some people are linking it to the fact that President Jacob Zuma of South Africa is due in the country soon and President Obiang wanted to relegate the Equatorial Guinea coup plot -- and Simon Mann's involvement in it, along with a lot of South Africans-wanted to relegate that to history
SOURCE: Voice of America -
Of equal importance are challenges and threats we all face because of global warming or climate change, as some call it. I'm of the view that we must co-operate, in this regard, as we approach COP15 in Copenhagen in December
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This lavish spending by the ANC-led government shows no sign of abating, as President Jacob Zuma publicly calls for financial austerity but repeatedly fails to act on those that don't listen to him
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Of equal importance are challenges and threats we all face because of global warming or climate change, as some call it. I'm of the view that we must co-operate, in this regard, as we approach COP15 in Copenhagen in December
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We are actively engaging people on these issues; we are speaking to government and building consensus. We see that Jacob Zuma is more open to the church and we're stepping up our efforts
SOURCE: Mail & Guardian Online -
Our Miss World contestants and national queens can play an important role in raising awareness about these ills and promote action for peace, love, togetherness and prosperity
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On the other hand President Jacob Zuma gave a mandate to the Minister of Economic Development to handle economic policy, with its own ministry and State Department. He has responsibility for areas such as macro and micro economic development and planning
SOURCE: Empowering Financial Decisions -
We are very honoured to host you in our country. We extend our warmest welcome to our country. You are all beautiful and we welcome you to our beautiful country with beautiful people. Events such as Miss World bring the nations of the world together and unite us as one family. We wish you all the best a...
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There are many challenges facing the world such as poverty, disease and conflict, Miss World contestants can play a role in addressing these challenges
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The African National Congress (ANC) has never divorced itself from traditional leaders. We knew that by destroying the manner in which dignity and standing of African people [sic]
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We have full confidence in the boards [of state-owned enterprises] and the minister and trust them to run the institutions in the interests of both the government and the people of South Africa
About Jacob Zuma
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Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma (born April 12, 1942 at Inkandla, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa) is the president of the governing political party, the African National Congress (ANC), and a former Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa. Zuma is often referred to by his initials JZ. Full Article
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South African President Jacob Zuma (C) arrives to the 2nd Africa-South America Summit (ASA) in Porlamar, Margarita Island, northwestern Venezuela, on September 27, 2009.
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US President Barack Obama (2ndL) and US First Lady Michelle Obama (R) welcome South African President Jacob Zuma (L) and his wife Nompumelelo Ntuli to the G20 dinner at the Phipps Conservatory on September 24, 2009 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 23: South African President Jacob Zuma addresses the United Nations General Assembly at the U.N. headquarters on September 23, 2009 in New York City. This is the 64th session of the United Nations General Assembly featuring leaders from over 120 countries.
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We are generally happy with the direction that our trade relations are taking. In 2008, Zambia became our number one trading partner on the continent
-
That President Jacob Zuma can appoint someone that was accused by Frene Ginwala's panel of deceiving Brigitte Mabandla, his former boss and justice minister, and of interfering with the NPA's independence, shows the president's disregard for the independence of the [National Prosecuting Authority]
SOURCE: Independent Online -
The fact that we have returned to visit for the second time in one year illustrates the seriousness with which we take our relations with Zambia. It also indicates the special place of this country in our hearts
-
That President Jacob Zuma can appoint someone that was accused by Frene Ginwala's panel of deceiving Brigitte Mabandla, his former boss and Justice Minister, and of interfering with the NPA's independence, shows the President's disregard for the independence of the NPA
SOURCE: News24 -
Without these measures, the impact of the recession would have been more severe ... These measures also form the basis for a better future, once the pressures of the current economic conditions are lessened.
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I am expecting to meet with South African President Jacob Zuma and other government and party leaders to discuss bilateral relations and major issues of mutual concern
– Zhou Yongkang SOURCE: People's Daily Online -
Let us display the Rainbow Nation to the world, let us display that here on the southern tip of Africa, where mankind originates from, we can make the home of everyone
-
The responsibility is on President Jacob Zuma as head of government to show us that he is indeed serious about fighting corruption
– Bantu Holomisa SOURCE: Sowetan -
We must speak with one voice to advance our interest on trade and economic relations including tourism, climate change, peace and security and other matters of mutual interest
-
Some people are linking it to the fact that President Jacob Zuma of South Africa is due in the country soon and President Obiang wanted to relegate the Equatorial Guinea coup plot -- and Simon Mann's involvement in it, along with a lot of South Africans-wanted to relegate that to history
SOURCE: Voice of America -
Of equal importance are challenges and threats we all face because of global warming or climate change, as some call it. I'm of the view that we must co-operate, in this regard, as we approach COP15 in Copenhagen in December
-
This lavish spending by the ANC-led government shows no sign of abating, as President Jacob Zuma publicly calls for financial austerity but repeatedly fails to act on those that don't listen to him
SOURCE: iAfrica.com -
Of equal importance are challenges and threats we all face because of global warming or climate change, as some call it. I'm of the view that we must co-operate, in this regard, as we approach COP15 in Copenhagen in December
-
We are actively engaging people on these issues; we are speaking to government and building consensus. We see that Jacob Zuma is more open to the church and we're stepping up our efforts
SOURCE: Mail & Guardian Online -
Our Miss World contestants and national queens can play an important role in raising awareness about these ills and promote action for peace, love, togetherness and prosperity
-
On the other hand President Jacob Zuma gave a mandate to the Minister of Economic Development to handle economic policy, with its own ministry and State Department. He has responsibility for areas such as macro and micro economic development and planning
SOURCE: Empowering Financial Decisions -
We are very honoured to host you in our country. We extend our warmest welcome to our country. You are all beautiful and we welcome you to our beautiful country with beautiful people. Events such as Miss World bring the nations of the world together and unite us as one family. We wish you all the best a...
-
There are many challenges facing the world such as poverty, disease and conflict, Miss World contestants can play a role in addressing these challenges
-
The African National Congress (ANC) has never divorced itself from traditional leaders. We knew that by destroying the manner in which dignity and standing of African people [sic]
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We have full confidence in the boards [of state-owned enterprises] and the minister and trust them to run the institutions in the interests of both the government and the people of South Africa
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What is most special about the award is that it is Africans recognising what they regard as achievement and appreciating their own. This ceremony is also about acknowledging the collective efforts of Africa’s people to build a better life.
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What is most special about the award is that it is Africans recognising what they regard as achievement and appreciating their own. While individuals are singled out for awards, this ceremony is also about acknowledging the collective efforts of Africa's people to build a better life
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Zimbabwe should not be allowed to slide back into instability
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South Africa has a proud history of protest against wrong-doing and injustice
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I wish to convey my warmest congratulations on behalf of the government of the Republic of South Africa and its people on the occasion of your re-election as President... and the victory of the Botswana Democratic Party
