In March 2013, Jacob Zuma urged democracy in Zimbabwe and Africa, while SADC addressed political issues, and Rajoelina's ouster sparked a crisis in Madagascar.
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What happened
In March 2013, Jacob Zuma urged democracy in Zimbabwe and Africa, while SADC addressed political issues, and Rajoelina's ouster sparked a crisis in Madagascar.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Jacob Zuma
4th President of South Africa (2009–2018)
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Zimbabwe
sovereign state in southern Africa
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Southern African Development Community
intergovernmental trade and development body
- MDC
Related events
- The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) operates as a political party in Zimbabwe.
- The 2017 events involved Jacob Zuma as SADC Chair, leading to SADC calls for monitoring in Zimbabwe, where Moyo announced military control and Robert Mugabe resigned.
- SADC is monitoring political and security developments in Madagascar and Mozambique.
- Jacob Zuma is currently running local government campaigns in South Africa.
- A collection of events from June 2014 details the political activities of key figures in South Africa, including Ramaphosa, Zuma, and the function of Parliament.