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Duduzane Zuma elevated to MK Party deputy president as Jacob Zuma tightens control

Jacob Zuma appointed his son Duduzane as MK Party's First Deputy President.

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Duduzane Zuma elevated to MK Party deputy president as Jacob Zuma tightens control

Jacob Zuma appointed his son Duduzane as MK Party's First Deputy President.

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Former South African president Jacob Zuma elevates son Duduzane to MK Party’s second-highest office after…

Former South African president Jacob Zuma has promoted his son, Duduzane Zuma, to First Deputy President as the MK Party removes senior leaders and restructures its leadership ahead of future elections

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martedì 4 agosto 2026·iol.co.za
Duduzane Zuma elevated to MK Party deputy president as Jacob Zuma tightens control
Jacob Zuma appointed his son Duduzane as MK Party's First Deputy President.
martedì 4 agosto 2026·businessday.co.za
Zuma appoints son Duduzane as MK Party deputy president
Jacob Zuma asserts personal control over MK Party finances and key functions

Duduzane Zuma elevated to MK Party deputy president as Jacob Zuma tightens control

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Duduzane Zuma elevated to MK Party deputy president as Jacob Zuma tightens control

Former South African president Jacob Zuma elevates son Duduzane to MK Party’s second-highest office after…

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Duduzane Zuma elevated to MK Party deputy president as Jacob Zuma tightens control

Zuma appoints son Duduzane as MK Party deputy president

Zuma appoints son Duduzane as MK Party deputy president

Duduzane Zuma’s rise in MK Party puts future leadership under scrutiny, say analysts

Former South African president Jacob Zuma elevates son Duduzane to MK Party’s second-highest office after leadership purge

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