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21 September 2017 Today's Top Story South Africa: Anti-Zuma MP quits South Africa's 'corrupt' ANC
Reuters African National Congress (ANC) MP Makhosi Khoza, a strident critic of scandal-plagued President Jacob Zuma, quit South Africaâs ruling party on Thursday, labeling Nelson Mandelaâs 105-year-old liberation movement âalien and corruptâ. The 47-year-old Zulu linguistics expert, an ANC supporter since the age of 12, denounced Zuma in July as a âdishonorable and disgraceful leaderâ due to the litany of scandals he has attracted during his eight years in power. Other News Global: US advises banks to watch for Venezuelan corruption
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