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Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) political party, speaks to members of the media after the EFF disrupted the State of the Nation Address and then decided to leave before South African President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his address, Cape Town, South Africa, 13 February 2020. The EFF were protesting against the presence of FW de Klerk, former South African President and Pravin Gordhan, the current Minister of State Owned Enterprises
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Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture in Johannesburg, South Africa, . Gordhan is expected to reveal details surrounding former president Jacob Zuma's trillion-rand nuclear procurement campaign as well as other corruption practices
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears...
Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan he testifies at the State Capture Inquiry in Johannesburg, South Africa, 19 November 2018. The now Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is appearing in front of the inquiry as part of an ongoing investigation into the state capture of government SEO and other organs of the state by former President Jacob Zuma and his political allies.
Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan he...
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Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan arrives to...
Editorial picture of State Capture Inquiry in Johannesburg, South Africa - 19 Nov 2018
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Editorial photo of State Capture Inquiry in Johannesburg, South Africa - 19 Nov 2018
Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan he...
Stock Photo of Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan arrives to testify at the State Capture Inquiry in Johannesburg, South Africa, 19 November 2018. The now Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is appearing in front of the inquiry as part of an ongoing investigation into the state capture of government SEO and other organs of the state by former President Jacob Zuma and his political allies.
Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan arrives to...
Stock Image of Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan arrives to testify at the State Capture Inquiry in Johannesburg, South Africa, 19 November 2018. The now Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is appearing in front of the inquiry as part of an ongoing investigation into the state capture of government SEO and other organs of the state by former President Jacob Zuma and his political allies.
Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan arrives to...
Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan holds a drink as he testifies at the State Capture Inquiry in Johannesburg, South Africa, 19 November 2018. The now Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is appearing in front of the inquiry as part of an ongoing investigation into the state capture of government SEO and other organs of the state by former President Jacob Zuma and his political allies.
Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan holds a...
Stock Picture of Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan he testifies at the State Capture Inquiry in Johannesburg, South Africa, 19 November 2018. The now Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is appearing in front of the inquiry as part of an ongoing investigation into the state capture of government SEO and other organs of the state by former President Jacob Zuma and his political allies.
Former Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan he...
Members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) protest outside the venue where Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture in Johannesburg, South Africa. . Gordhan is expected to reveal details surrounding former president Jacob Zuma's trillion-rand nuclear procurement campaign as well as other corruption practices
Members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)...
A member of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) holds a miniature toy weapon outside the venue where Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture in Johannesburg, South Africa. . Gordhan is expected to reveal details surrounding former president Jacob Zuma's trillion-rand nuclear procurement campaign as well as other corruption practices
A member of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)...
Members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) protest outside the venue where Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture in Johannesburg, South Africa. . Gordhan is expected to reveal details surrounding former president Jacob Zuma's trillion-rand nuclear procurement campaign as well as other corruption practices
Members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)...
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture in Johannesburg, South Africa. . Gordhan is expected to reveal details surrounding former president Jacob Zuma's trillion-rand nuclear procurement campaign as well as other corruption practices
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears...
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture in Johannesburg, South Africa. . Gordhan is expected to reveal details surrounding former president Jacob Zuma's trillion-rand nuclear procurement campaign as well as other corruption prcatices
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears...
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture in Johannesburg, South Africa. . Gordhan is expected to reveal details surrounding former president Jacob Zuma's trillion-rand nuclear procurement campaign as well as other corruption practices
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan appears...
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Former finance minister Pravin Gordhan (C) seen in Parliament prior to a motion of no confidence vote against South African President Jacob Zuma in a sitting of parliament in Cape Town, South Africa 08 August 2017. Rallies and protests across the country planned by opposition parties have been organized to mark the vote of no confidence against Zuma as the embattled ANC leader faces pressure from the public and opposition parties to stand down. He has been accused of corruption and state capture.
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Protesters carry a mock coffin as civil society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma, Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Protesters carry a mock coffin as civil society,...
Protesters carry a mock coffin as civil society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma, Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Protesters carry a mock coffin as civil society,...
Civil Society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma, Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Civil Society, political parties and church...
Civil Society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma, Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Civil Society, political parties and church...
Civil Society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma in Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Civil Society, political parties and church...
Civil Society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma in Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Civil Society, political parties and church...
Civil Society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma in Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Civil Society, political parties and church...
Civil Society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma in Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Civil Society, political parties and church...
Civil Society, political parties and church leaders under the banner of the Freedom Movement gather in protest against President Jacob Zuma in Pretoria, South Africa, 27 April 2017. The 27th of April is Freedom Day in South Africa, a public holiday that commemorates and celebrates South Africa?s first democratic elections on this day in 1994. The Freedom Movement is calling for the resignation of the African National Congress (ANC) backed President Zuma. Zuma has said he will not resign following calls from opposition parties, public officials and the public to do so. This follows mass action across the country two weeks ago in most major cities after President Zuma fired members of the cabinet including Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, sending the local currency, the Rand, to new lows against the US dollar.
Civil Society, political parties and church...