Woman in the Wings

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What kind of president will Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma be if she is chosen at the ANC's December 2017 congress? She has been fairly media averse and hasn't granted many interviews in the past few years, but taking a closer look at her history does provide some clues about the kind of leader she is. In this book, journalist Carien du Plessis looks at Dlamini-Zuma's early years, education and involvement in the struggle; her role as a cabinet minister under all four presidents of democratic South Africa; and her achievements as African Union Commission chairperson. The book considers her feminism and political philosophy; tracks her presidential ambitions and campaigning; and explores how her personal relationship with one of her most important backers, President Jacob Zuma, will influence her leadership.
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AuthorCarien Du Plessis
PublisherPenguin Books
PlaceCape Town
Year2018
ISBN9781776092567
BindingPaperback
ConditionAs New
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