South Africa
Zuma faces no-confidence motion as ruling ANC seeks to oust him
Zuma losing power battle with new party leader Cyril Ramaphosa
The noose tightened on South African president Jacob Zuma as the ruling African National Congress said it's preparing to hold a vote of no confidence in him on Thursday, after the police raided the home of key allies.
The ANC said it will vote Zuma out of office and hopes to elect a new president on Thursday, the latest signs that he's lost his struggle for power with the new party leader, Cyril Ramaphosa.
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