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Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma, President of South Africa (Source: newstimeafrica.com)

Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma, President of South Africa (Source: newstimeafrica.com)

Does anyone know the secret of President Jacob Zuma’s Stamina? He married six women!

Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma, born April 12, 1942, is the current President of South Africa. He is the President of the African National Congress (ANC). He was Deputy President of South Africa from 1999 to 2005. When the ANC won the 2009 general election, the parliament elected him as President. After the 2014 election, they reelected him as President of South Africa for the second time.

Jacob Zuma has faced many legal challenges. In December 2005, he was charged with raping a 31-year old woman at his home in Forest Town, Gauteng. The alleged victim was the daughter of a deceased struggle comrade of Zuma. She was an AIDS activist known to be HIV positive. Zuma denied the charges. He claimed that the sex was consensual. On 8 May 2006, the court agreeing with Zuma that the sexual act in question was consensual found him not guilty of rape. Judge van der Merwe reprimanded the accuser for lying to the court. He also censured Zuma for being reckless.

Schabir Shaik, a South African businessman rose politically to become the Deputy President due to his close association with Zuma. On June 2, 2005, the court convicted Shaik for corruption and fraud. Two weeks later, Zuma dismissed him from his position as Deputy President.

After the conviction of Schabir Shaik, Zuma himself had to fight a long legal battle over allegations of racketeering and corruption. On April 6, 2009, the National Prosecuting Authority decided to drop the charges against Zuma, citing political interference.

Zuma, lived through the apartheid era, and has seen untold misery his people underwent. But he refuses to learn the lessons of the past. His people continue to suffer in abject poverty.

In 2012, he sent his reckless police to force protesting miners to work. The miners were legitimately protesting for better working conditions. The trigger-happy South African police, some of them remnants of the apartheid era, gunned down 34 innocent miners. President Zuma’s state prosecutors charged 270 of the miners for the murders of their slain colleagues massacred in cold-blood by the police.

President Jacob Zuma and his current wives cutting his birthday cake (source: thepromota.co.uk)

President Jacob Zuma and his current wives cutting his birthday cake (source: thepromota.co.uk)

Jacob Zuma belongs to the Msholozi clan and is a polygamist. Noted for having married six times, he currently has four wives. One wife divorced him, and another committed suicide.

During a visit to London in February 2010, Jacob Zuma lashed out at British newspaper reports that described him as a “sex- obsessed bigot”. He demanded that they respect his multiple marriages as they form part of the Zulu culture.

Wife #1: In 1959, Zuma met Gertrude Sizakele Khumalo and married her shortly after his release from prison in 1973. She lives at Nkandla, Kwazulu Natal. They have no children. She is a quiet and shy person.

President Jacob Zuma's wife #1 -  Gertrude Sizakele Khumalo.

President Jacob Zuma’s wife #1 – Gertrude Sizakele Khumalo.

Wife #2: Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, a cabinet minister since 1999. Zuma married Nkosana during his years of exile for 15 years in Swaziland, Mozambique, Zambia and several other African countries, while continuing his work with the ANC. At the time of their marriage, Nkosazana was working in a Swaziland government hospital as a medical officer. She bore him four children. They divorced in June 1998. She cited the reason for the divorce as ‘irreconcilable differences’. She is a senior member of the ANC party and is still active in politics.

President Jacob Zuma's wife #2 - Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. She  divorced him in June 1998. (Picture: Jacoline Prinsloo/GCIS)

President Jacob Zuma’s wife #2 – Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. She divorced him in June 1998. (Picture: Jacoline Prinsloo/GCIS)

Wife #3: Kate Mantsho from Mozambique worked as an airline staffer. Zuma married Kate Mantsho. Though she bore him five children, their marriage strained. She committed suicide on December 8, 2000. In the suicide note she left behind she said that she did not want Jacob Zuma to attend her funeral.

President Jacob Zuma's third wife Kate Mantsho . She committed suicide on December 8, 2000 (Source: whatishappeninginsouthafrica.blogspot.in)

President Jacob Zuma’s wife #3 – Kate Mantsho. She committed suicide on December 8, 2000 (Source: whatishappeninginsouthafrica.blogspot.in)

Wife #4: The 66-year-old Zuma met the 33-year-old Nompumelelo Ntuli (MaNtuli), a resident of KwaMaphumulo through social circles. They legalized their relationship on January 8, 2008.

President Jacob Zuma's Wife #4 - Nompumelelo Ntuli (MaNtuli)

President Jacob Zuma’s Wife #4 – Nompumelelo Ntuli (MaNtuli)

In June 2010, when Nompumelelo Ntuli Zuma was pregnant with Zuma’s 21st child, allegations rose questioning the paternity of the baby. The Zulu-language newspaper Ilanga received a letter from “concerned family members” of Zuma. The letter claimed that one of his three current wives had cheated on him with one of her bodyguards named Phinda Thomo. Zuma was “furious” over the allegations. A presidential statement said:

“The reports appear to be part of an ongoing and malicious campaign to undermine the right of the President and his family to privacy and dignity.”

Wife #5: In 2007, Zuma paid lobola to Thobeka Stacie Madiba’s clan when their child was born in October 2007. Zuma married her on January 4, 2010. Before the traditional wedding, Madiba had another of Zuma’s out-of-wedlock child. That child is now living with her.

President Jacob Zuma and his fifth wife Thobeka Stacie Madiba (Source: faraitoday.com)

President Jacob Zuma and his wife #5 – Thobeka Stacie Madiba (Source: faraitoday.com)

Wife #6: On April 20, 2012, Zuma married Gloria Bongekile Ngema. The lavish wedding took place in Nkandla. Zuma’s other three current wives graced the wedding.

In this photo, taken on April 20, 2012, President Jacob Zuma and his fiance, Ms Bongi Ngema, dance at his home in Nkandla, KwaZulu Natal.  (Source: afp/Elmond Jiyane)

President Jacob Zuma’s Wife #6 – Gloria Bongekile Ngema. (Source: afp/Elmond Jiyane)

The Sunday Times reported that Jacob Zuma acknowledged that he had fathered a love-child with 39-year-old Sonono Khoza, the daughter of his close friend, Irvin Khoza, the chairman of South Africa’s World Cup organising committee. The child was born on October 8, 2009.

Sonono Khoza mother of Jacob Zuma's love-child (Source: whatishappeninginsouthafrica.blogspot.in)

Sonono Khoza mother of Jacob Zuma’s love-child (Source: whatishappeninginsouthafrica.blogspot.in)

The Sunday Times reported that he fathered a love-child with the daughter of soccer boss Irvin Khoza.All the president’s men were mum about the baby girl, reportedly born to Sonono Khoza, 39, on October 8, 2009.

In 2012 the Daily Telegraph estimated Zuma’s known children as 20.

In 2009-10, Zuma received a budget of £1.2m for “spousal support”. This sum was almost twice the amount paid during the terms in office of former presidents Thabo Mbeki and Kgalema Motlanthe.

In June 2012, activists, including some from the ANC itself, complained in the context of the country’s widespread poverty about the amount the state paid Zuma to support his wives. The protesters suggested that only Zuma’s first wife Gertrude Sizakele Khumalo should receive state support.

Jacob Zuma is a traditionalist. He has acknowledged all his wives. A few years ago Zuma said during a television interview:

“There are plenty of politicians who have mistresses and children that they hide so as to pretend they’re monogamous. I prefer to be open, I love my wives, and I am proud of my children.”

The Swati royal family is not impressed with the president of South Africa. In 2002, President Jacob Zuma paid lobola for his Swati sweetheart, Princess Sebentile Dlamini. The Swati royal family expected a wedding shortly thereafter. The expected their princess to enter the Zuma’s Nkandla homestead. That has not happened and the royal family is in a real quandary.

Swati Princess Sebentile Dlamini  (Image source: Sunday World)

Swati Princess Sebentile Dlamini (Image source: Sunday World)

Jacob Zuma’s reckless and outlandish behaviour goes beyond the political framework of leadership. He has an insatiable appetite for the opposite sex. This has driven him to engage in morally challenged relationships. Here is a photo of President Jacob Zuma chilling with bare breasted women.

President Jacob Zuma chilling with bare breasted women (Source: OluFamous.Com)

President Jacob Zuma chilling with bare breasted women (Source: OluFamous.Com)

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