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Davos: The mountain resort where money talks
Rupert Murdoch, Oleg Deripaska, Jacob Zuma, Morgan Tsvangirai, Bill Gates, Geographically, a small ski resort in Switzerland, not far from Klosters. Economically, for a few days this week, Davos (pronounced "divorce") will be…
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Time running out for Ivory Coast settlement
African President Jacob Zuma said there were "some discrepancies" in the election result and dismissed a proposal for Mr Gbagbo to go into exile. The incumbent president, Laurent Gbagbo, has defied calls to quit after -
Zuma sues paper over cartoon
Mr Zuma is seeking R4m (£370,000) for defamation from Avusa media and an additional R1m from a former editor with the group's Sunday Times newspaper and the cartoonist. Eric van der Berg, a lawyer representing the paper,… -
Blatter reassures doubters that 'Qatar will change by World Cup'
Blatter was in the company of the South African president Jacob Zuma at Soccer City, the venue where the World Cup final was held, and praised the efforts of the 2010 hosts, saying he hoped that future host countries would… - View zuma visually. Visit the NewsWall.
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Blatter dismisses World Cup discrimination fears
Blatter was in the company of the South African president Jacob Zuma at Soccer Zuma said: "We achieved our goals with regard to the successful hosting of the Fifa World Cup event. Apart from the searing temperatures expected… -
South Africa's Zuma mediates
President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, who have long been bitter rivals, agreed to share power after a disputed 2008 poll. But their unity government has been rocked by rifts over posts, and Mr… -
'I'll close down Twitter', says ridiculed ANC youth league leader
President Jacob Zuma faces a possible leadership challenge in the next year and seems unwilling to offend the youth wing or its outspoken leader. JMalema_TWIT_iR Zuma want me to go to political school, mmm let me think NO I… -
Hong Kong, Singapore restaurants best in Asia: report
The other newcomers are Zuma and Bo Innovation in Hong Kong at seventh and 19th place, respectively, and Tippling Club in Singapore at 15th place. Singapore restaurant Iggy's moved to the top spot from being number two last… -
Jacob Zuma seeks to mend relations with union allies at ANC conference
Mr Zuma, who is striving to shore up his authority, rejected suggestions that his governing alliance with Cosatu, the trades union federation, is in trouble as he looks to re-election in 2014. Mr Zuma, already seen by analysts… -
Busi Mhlongo: Singer whose music came to symbolise the struggle for…
She came to be known as "Mam'Busi", and was recognised for her considerable contribution to South African culture, as noted by President Jacob Zuma, who said, "She transformed the maskandi guitar of migrant Zulu mine…
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Leading article: Zimbabwe's war of succession
Jacob Zuma, the president of South Africa, must keep up the pressure for a new constitution for Zimbabwe – in which the outcome of elections must be respected and not set aside by a ruling clique. The battle for succession… -
Unions suspend public sector strike
President Jacob Zuma's government has raised its offer to 7.5 per cent and R800 for housing but workers rejected it and unions asked for more time to explain it to their members. Labour has decided to suspend the strike and… -
How the recession ate into diners' table time
The other three restaurants which charged more than £1 per minute were Zuma in Knightsbridge, South-west London, Hibiscus in Mayfair, central London, and Simpsons, of Edgbaston, Birmingham. Restaurants forced to contend with… - View zuma visually. Visit the NewsWall.
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Zuma's media censorship 'is like going back to Apartheid era'
Earlier this month a company headed by Jacob Zuma's 28-year-old son Duduzane was shown to have received more than £80m in shares from Arcelor-Mittal. The ruling African National Congress is pushing a series of measures which… -
Violence erupts as Zuma orders police to crush national strike
The struggle could be critical to the future of President Jacob Zuma as well as damaging for sub-Saharan Africa's largest economy. It is a political testing of strength in which Zuma can't be seen to be weak.