Zuma Apologizes for Spending Scandal, But Won't Resign

South African President Jacob Zuma apologized Friday for spending more than $20 million in state funds on his private residence, but he did not, as some had predicted, offer to step down to atone for his actions. Addressing the country in a nationally televised speech, Zuma said he had acted "in good faith" and denied any wrongdoing was involved when he used state funds to add a swimming pool and amphitheater to his private residence. "I wish to emphasize that I...

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