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Making the news: Zuma defends ANC’s influence - The Times, 26th June 2009

The Times reported this morning that, "In a piece published on the institute’s website, deputy chief executive Frans Cronje argues that Cosatu has become an embarrassment for Zuma’s government and that the alliance is 'becoming an obstacle' to the ANC delivering on its election promises."

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Making the news: Zuma defends ANC’s influence - The Times, 26th June 2009

With thousands of foreign tourists expected for the Soccer World Cup what advice do you have for them should they see a political blue-light convoy approaching? We will publish the results in a future article.

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