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Supporters and critics of Zuma hold rival protests in South Africa
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February 5, 2018
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South Africa's ruling party faced one of its biggest challenges, struggling to resolve a leadership crisis amid increasing calls for scandal-tainted President Jacob Zuma to resign.
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