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Duduzane Zuma succeeded John Hlophe as the party's deputy president and appointed his son to the role.

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 20
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Duduzane Zuma succeeded John Hlophe as the party's deputy president and appointed his son to the role.

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  1. Duduzane Zuma publicly denies plans for succession based on his father's legacy.1 source
  2. Duduzane Zuma's current operational status is reported.1 source
  3. Duduzane Zuma takes over John Hlophe's role as party deputy president.1 source

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