Why there's no-confidence in South Africa
Foreign Affairs: The neat thing about being a reactionary – as opposed to a mere 'conservative' – is that you get to be consistent. South Africa is a good start.
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Now it’s a streak. Seven times in seven years members of South Africa’s parliament have tried and failed to remove President Jacob Zuma by a vote of no confidence. On August 8, they failed again and he remains in power to continue poorly managing the struggling state.
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Why there's no-confidence in South Africa
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