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The former President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, 76 is set to marry a 24 year old lady, Nonkanyiso Conco as his seventh wife.

The lady last week gave birth to the ex-South Africa president’s child sparking news of Mr. Zuma intentions to marry her.

Mr Zuma, currently has four wives, including one from whom he is separated, and more than 20 children, according to local media.

His fifth wife committed suicide in 2000, and the sixth one divorced him in 2008.

Conco used to operate a massage parlour from an apartment complex in Durban. The KZN native is also a radio former presenter at Pietermaritzburg-based uMgungundlovu FM.

Nonkanyiso Conco

Ms Conco has now been forced to resign as the national treasurer and communications officer of She Conquers, a campaign to tackle HIV among young women, gender-based violence and high rates of teen pregnancy.

“As young girls, we are lured and used by people with power who use their position to take advantage of us,” She Conquers’ deputy chair Leonora Mathe was quoted by Daily Maverick as saying in a statement.

The organisation went further to describe Coco’s relationship with Zuma as that of a sugar daddy syndrome.

“As a campaign, we promote economic empowerment and self-dependency of young women to eliminate the concept of reliance on ‘blessers,’” Leonora Mathe added, using a South African word to refer to sugar daddies.

 

Source: Africafeeds.com

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