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Lissu sentenced to four years in prison for incitement
When former presidents becomes de facto opposition leaders
Sunday, December 24, 2023
- 4 min read
Former South African leader Jacob Zuma
By
Erick Mwakibete
What you need to know:
In some countries which are still dominated by political parties or liberation movements which delivered political independence, it is no longer strange for a former president to denounce their successor in office or support the opposition outright.
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