Jacob Zuma: Last News

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Dan Walker, 44, has sent a touching message of support to Oti Mabuse, 30, today, as she shared her worries for her parents who live in South Africa.The country has experienced riots following days of unrest after former President Jacob Zuma was jailed.In view of her 163,000 followers, she wrote: “Imagine waking up to the realisation that your parents are still in you can’t see them, haven’t seen them for years and probably still won’t! #SouthAfricariots.”Dan rushed to the comments section of the post to support her, alongside many of her fans.BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker wrote: “So sorry Oti.”“This is rotten for you and all your family, Oti.Take care,” another added.A third commented: “I hope you can get in contact with them to make

Oti Mabuse, 30, lives in London, while her parents are still living in South Africa.Today, the dancer shared a video of the ongoing riots following former President Jacob Zuma’s jailing last week.In view of her 163,000 followers, she wrote: “Imagine waking up to the realisation that your parents are still in you can’t see them, haven’t seen them for years and probably still won’t! #SouthAfricariots.”Fans rushed to Oti’s post to support her.BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker wrote: “So sorry Oti.”“This is rotten for you and all your family, Oti.Take care,” another added.Ellie Harrison details 'unpleasant' moment with Adam HensonA third commented: “I hope you can get in contact with them to make sure they are ok, this must be so hard for you

In a candid online Zoom interview released yesterday (May 4, 2020) with his son Duduzane Zuma, the former president opens up about the alleged Muammar Gaddafi millions he has been said to be stashing, state capture, the poisoning plot and the decisions the country has taken amid the Covid-19 outbreak.