Jacob Zuma Remains Defiant as South Africa's ANC Moves to Oust Him

As Jacob Zuma's nine-year residency as South African president entered its last hours, he stayed resistant, calling the decision gathering's push to evacuate him "out of line." The African National Congress plans passing a vote of no trust in him in parliament on Thursday on the off chance that he disregards a request from the gathering's National Executive Committee by declining to stop. His plausible substitution, new ANC pioneer Cyril Ramaphosa, could take office late tomorrow or Friday. On the off chance that the movement succeeds, the whole bureau should likewise leave. Zuma Says He Doesn't Accept Calls for Him to Resign "It's reasonable for us as the ANC we can never again hold up past today," ANC Treasurer-General Paul Mashatile told correspondents in Cape Town on Wednesday after an extraordinary gathering of the gathering's parliamentary council. "My message to the assembly is they should continue with the parliamenta...