South African Opposition Keeps Heat on Zuma

The newly popular leader of South Africa's opposition says the country is in its deepest crisis since it became a democracy 20 years ago. But this crisis, Mmusi Maimane says, could be an opportunity for the nation to change for the better.  It is a dance that South Africa’s parliament knows well. First, an opposition party brings up a vote of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma. Then speakers from that party passionately criticize the president, usually over corruption,...

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