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Zuma’s deadline to drop Ramaphosa’s private indictment is here

Former President Jacob Zuma instituted a private prosecution against President Cyril Ramaphosa. Zuma accuses Ramaphosa of being an accessory to the crimes of which he has also accused state attorney Billy Downer and journalist Karyn Maughan, Eyewitness News reports. Zuma accuses Downer of leaking confidential medical information to Maughan. Ramaphosa, through the State’s Attorney’s Office, has since written to Zuma, saying the subpoena was “flawed” and an “abuse of process.” The deadline for withdrawal is today.

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Nearly 3,000 arrests for various crimes in KwaZulu-Natal

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