Macpherson says State not responsible for maintaining Jacob Zuma’s R246m Nkandla residence
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Macpherson says State not responsible for maintaining Jacob Zuma’s R246m Nkandla residence. What former presidents are entitled to Former presidents and their immediate families remain entitled to state protection after leaving office, with security arrangements determined through assessments conducted by the relevant security agencies. Macpherson said the department was aware of its obligations relating to National Key Points and the private residences of former heads of state.
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Macpherson says State not responsible for maintaining Jacob Zuma’s R246m Nkandla residence.
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What former presidents are entitled to Former presidents and their immediate families remain entitled to state protection after leaving office, with security arrangements determined through assessments conducted by the relevant security agencies.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Macpherson said the department was aware of its obligations relating to National Key Points and the private residences of former heads of state.
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