South African Electoral Body Appeals Ruling on Zuma Candidacy

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South African Electoral Body Appeals Ruling on Zuma Candidacy
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South Africa’s electoral commission asked the Constitutional Court to provide clarity on a ruling this week that allows former President Jacob Zuma to run for parliament in next month’s elections.

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