We bring you the latest South African news and headlines for Friday 14th June.
Former president and MK party leader Jacob Zuma has held many positions of power, but what education and qualifications does he have?
South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) is reportedly continuing to lobby rivals to form a national unity government.
Winde was re-elected as premier by newly sworn-in members of the Western Cape legislature, with Daylin Mitchell returned as speaker.
Meanwhile, Stellenbosch University announced that the rector had accepted the committee's recommendation to close the Wilgenhof men's residence hall.
Sermusa Ngwenya has pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the murder of six members of the family of Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga.
South African Latest News Today, Friday 14th June
MK Party Update: What qualifications does Jacob Zuma have?
Jacob Zuma, fondly known as Mxolozi, or “Father of the Nation”, will continue to lead the Umkhonto weSizwe (MK) party following a legal battle with rival Jabulani Khumalo.
The 82-year-old was popular with many South Africans, winning more than two million votes in last month's polls.
Government of National Unity: 24 hours left until coalition government is formed
South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) is reportedly continuing to lobby rivals to form a government of national unity after failing to win a majority in late May's general election.
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The ANC's final tally showed President Cyril Ramaphosa's party had won just 159 seats in the 400-seat National Assembly, its lowest number of seats in a general election history.
Alan Winde re-elected as premier, DA strengthens control in Western Cape
The Democratic Alliance's (DA) Alan Winde was re-elected for a further five-year term as Premier of the Western Cape provincial legislature, and the party's Daylin Mitchell was also re-elected as Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Reagan Allen was elected vice chair, replacing Beverly Shafer.
Stellenbosch University's Wilgenhof dormitory for men closes
Stellenbosch University has announced that the rector has accepted the committee's recommendation to close the Wilgenhof men's dormitory.
Wilgenhof is one of the university's oldest men's dormitories, and earlier this year the university president appointed a committee to investigate allegations of disturbing activity there.
This came after disturbing contents were discovered in two rooms at the Wilgenhof.
Driver convicted in accident involving Minister of Transport's family
The Ladysmith Magistrate's Court has sentenced Sermusa Ngwenya, who pleaded guilty to six counts of culpable homicide in the accident which killed six members of Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga's family, to 10 years in prison.
The car accident occurred on July 17, 2022 on the N11 highway outside Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal.
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