South Africans try to see funny side of Zuma crisis
 

South Africans try to see funny side of Zuma crisis
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - With their eco**my flatlining, currency on the ropes and politics in turmoil, many South Africans are turning to humor for relief, mainly at the expense of President Jacob Zuma and his $16-million home improvements.


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