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Zuma's India trip: DIRCO under fire for diplomatic approval
Department of International Relations faces scrutiny after it was revealed that High Commissioner Anil Sooklal received former president Jacob Zuma in India, raising questions about diplomatic protocols and the implications of Zuma's associations.
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DIRCO probes Zuma's India visit amid parallel foreign policy concerns
International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola says Jacob Zuma's visit to India reflects negatively on South Africa, as the department awaits an internal report…
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'Showing SA the middle finger' | Ntshavheni slams Jacob Zuma for visiting Guptas in India
Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says government has raised concern over alleged misconduct by South African High Commissioner to India, Ambassador Anil Sooklal,…
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Minister questions involvement of SA High Commissioner's role during Zuma-Gupta meeting in India
Ronald Lamola, the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, said the department was awaiting an internal report.
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Zuma's India trip: DIRCO under fire for diplomatic approval
Department of International Relations faces scrutiny after it was revealed that High Commissioner Anil Sooklal received former president Jacob Zuma in India, raising questions…
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Zuma’s India trip: Minister slams visit, Mashatile defends embassy role
As the debates continue regarding the appropriateness of the diplomatic assistance offered to former President Jacob Zuma, the outcome of the Committee on International Relations’…
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Deputy president defends Anil Sooklal’s diplomatic hosting of Jacob Zuma in India
Former President Jacob Zuma's recent trip to India has ignited a heated debate among South African politicians, revealing stark divisions in government reactions.
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Hindasa Foundation defends Ambassador Sooklal amid Zuma and Ajay Gupta controversy
The Hindasa Foundation defends Ambassador Sooklal amid scrutiny over his hosting of Zuma and Gupta in India, highlighting key diplomatic protocol questions.