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Protests as S.Africa's top court hears case against Zuma

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South African opposition protesters march to Johannesburg's Constitutional Court, where judges are hearing a case over public money spent on President Jacob Zuma's private house.

Added on the 09/02/2016 15:01:43 - Copyright : AFP EN

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