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Zuma denies owning ?palace? in Dubai
 JOHANNESBURG: South African President Jacob Zuma has denied owning a "palace" in the United Arab Emirates, his ****** said on Sunday, after local media reported that an influential family bought him a home in the wealthy Gulf state.Graft accusations in more than 100,000 leaked documents and e-mails last week heaped more pressure on the scandal-plagued Zuma only days after he survived a **-confidence vote by members of his own party’s top body. South Africa’s Sunday Times newspaper reported that several independent sources had told it that the Gupta family had bought Zuma a retirement home for 330 million rand ($25 million) in an upmarket suburb of Dubai. The newspaper did **t name the sources, but said they included businessmen, senior officials in the ruling African National Congress and people close to the Zuma family. It also cited some of the leaked e-mails. The Gupta family, wealthy Indian-born businessmen whose companies have contracts with state-owned firms, have denied all allegations of influence-peddling or improper dealings and through a spokesman last week labelled the e-mails "fake news". "President Zuma does **t own any property outside South Africa and has **t requested anybody to buy property for him abroad," his ****** said in a statement, adding that the report about a "palace" in Dubai was a "fabrication". "The president has also **t received or seen the reported emails and has ** k**wledge of them," his ****** said. South Africa’s anti-graft watchdog called in **vember for a judge to investigate alleged influence peddling in Zuma’s government and focused on allegations that the brothers, Ajay, Atul and Rajesh Gupta, influenced appointments of ministers. Zuma is fighting the report in court and has **t appointed a judicial commission to investigate. أكثر... 
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