EAST LONDON, South Africa: The new head of South Africa’s ruling ANC, Cyril Ramaphosa, pledged on Saturday to restore the credibility of the party after a spate of corruption scandals involving President Jacob Zuma. Zuma was replaced as party chief by hi
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New ANC leader vows to ‘restore credibility’ after Zuma scandals
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