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The Rev. Mvume Dandala, the parliamentary leader of South Africa's Congress of the People party, known as COPE, has been challenged to an "open debate" after he said corruption in President Jacob Zuma's administration made him ashamed of being South African, reports Ecumenical News International. In response, the spokesperson of the ANC in South Africa's Eastern Cape province, Mlibo Qoboshiyane, challenged Dandala to an "open debate" to substantiate allegations of corruption in the Zuma administration.
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