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National Carien du PlessisIn a united party, when the leader steps down, the deputy steps up to fill his shoes. In a divided ANC though, things are more likely to fall apart.
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Zuma will stay in office - ANC
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"The president humbled himself and apologised to the nation," ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe said on Friday.
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Zuma apologises to the nation for Nkandla
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National
"It was never my intention not to comply with the remedial action taken against me by the public protector or to disrespect her office," he said.
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Sars, Krejcir and the destruction of state capacity
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African Bank faces changed world
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South Africa now effectively has a state-owned bank, but can it fly in a reformed environment?
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The Nkandla saga has got the country asking who will clean up after the president.
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