Protesters urge South African president to resign

The Washington Post
  • 7 years ago
The Washington Post's Kevin Sieff spoke to South Africans protesting President Jacob Zuma at a march in Pretoria on April 12. Zuma has faced opposition since purging members of his cabinet in late March.

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