ARTICLES RELATING TO
JACOB ZUMA
President Jacob Zuma and Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan are expected to discuss ways of improving trade and economic relations between the two countries.
China's leader has committed to providing a $20bn credit line to African nations over the next two years, in a bid to strengthen relations with the continent.
President Jacob Zuma urged traditional leaders on Thursday to work with the government to promote farming among the youth and the rural population.
While the Budget Speech does not justify further credit rating cuts, it also will not allay the concerns of ratings agencies sufficiently, an analyst warns.
The National Development Plan will help stimulate the economy and reduce the cost of doing business in South Africa, says ANC deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa.
President Jacob Zuma should tackle the problem of unemployment and job creation in his State of the Nation address, says union Neasa.
Anglo American's new CEO Mark Cutifani has slammed government's threat to review mining licences made after Amplats said it would cut 14 000 job cuts.
Telkom is sponsoring the next New Age Business Breakfast with Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa, but refuses to divulge how much it was spending, saying the information is "confidential".
President Jacob Zuma says the National Development Plan will provide adequate access to water, electricity, healthcare, education and jobs by 2013.
Police have offered a R200 000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killers of a North West ANC official.
The ANC will not reach its land redistribution target due to among others the 'willing buyer, willing seller' flaw, according to President Jacob Zuma.
Former ANC Youth League President Julius Malema has responded to the news that an additional charge of racketeering had been brought against him by saying this did not change the fact that “we have a President who can’t read”.
An advertisement which depicted President Jacob Zuma, his wives and children eating a take-away meal has been voluntarily withdrawn by the company which owns the restaurant chain.
The SABC has banned a fish and chip commercial depicting President Jacob Zuma and his family having dinner, apparently because the ad was “degrading to the president”.
The DA has filed for an urgent interdict to allow the motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma to be debated in the National Assembly, Parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko says.
