Zuma showing South Africa 'middle finger' by meeting Gupta brother - minister
Former President Zuma's trip to India reignites anger over a decade-old corruption scandal.
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"it was very disturbing that a former state president openly and unapologetically shows the middle finger to South Africans who have lost a lot of money through the Gupta brothers' shenanigans"
— Khumbudzo Ntshavheni , Politician
"it seemed Zuma was running a parallel foreign policy"
— Ronald Lamola , Politician
Key People
Indian businessman allegedly involved in a corruption scandal with Jacob Zuma.
Zuma served as the President of South Africa from 2009 to 2018.
South African cabinet minister who criticized Zuma's actions.
Ronald Lamola is South Africa's Foreign Minister.
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