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Newsday: 23/05/2024 05:06 GMT : South Africa's former president vows to change country's constitution

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23/05/2024 05:06 GMT 

23/05/2024 05:06 GMT : South Africa's former president vows to change country's constitution

South Africa's former president vows to change country's constitution

BBC World Service - Newsday, South Africa's former president vows to change country's constitution

Mr. Zuma was convicted for refusing to testify at an inquiry investigating corruption

Mr Zuma was convicted in 2021 for refusing to testify at an inquiry investigating corruption during his presidency which ended in 2018.

South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma tells BBC's Anne Soy he wants to change the country’s constitution after he was prevented from running for parliament in next week's elections.

Kenyan President William Ruto will become the first African leader in more than 15 years to make an official state visit to the US.

Also in the programme, new research has found that microplastics can build up in the testicles of humans and dogs.

Britain is heading to the polls on 4 July in a surprise move by prime minister Rishi Sunak who called for a snap poll in six weeks' time.

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