South Africa's President Jacob Zuma
has survived a no-confidence debate in parliament for the second time within a
year.
During a noisy session, opposition
members repeatedly accused him of destroying the economy.
Opposition leader Mmusi Maimane
described Mr Zuma as a sell-out whose main aim was self-enrichment and he
condemned the president's handling of the economy as reckless.
But government minister Lindiwe Zulu
defended the president.
She said that the opposition was
insulting Mr Zuma rather than looking at his track record.
The no-confidence motion was easily
defeated by the governing ANC, which has a large majority in parliament.
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