TROUBLE AT HOME: Zuma swaps MK party’s eThekwini mayoral candidate as party-list probe deepens

Jacob Zuma has replaced the MK party’s eThekwini mayoral candidate just 12 days after her appointment, as the party investigates allegations that legitimate councillor candidates were removed from its lists and replaced with other names.
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