Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma narrowly lost an election to Cyril Ramaphosa, and Ronald Lamola subsequently threatened her with legal action.

The entities involved

• Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma →

  South African politician

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• Cyril Ramaphosa →

  President of South Africa since 2018

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• Ronald Lamola →

  South African politician

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• African National Congress →

  left-wing nationalist political party in South Africa

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Related events

• Political turmoil in the Eastern Cape escalated due to party issues, involving Fikile Mbalula and Cyril Ramaphosa.Sep 13
• Mbalula is accused of improper party financing while Dlamini-Zuma alleges Lamola's involvement in vote-buying.Aug 26
• Political turmoil escalated across three provinces as Ramaphosa cautioned against attacking Mbalula amid ANC nomination failures.Sun 04:10
• 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.Sep 13
• Ramaphosa campaigned ahead of local government elections while facing controversy in the Western Cape and Gauteng.Sep 5