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27 September 2017 Today's Top Story South Africa: Thousands march against corruption in South Africa
Al Jazeera Thousands of workers have taken to the streets in cities across South Africa to protest against government corruption, state capture and job losses. The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) and the South African Communist Party (SACP), both in alliance with the ruling ANC, say the strike on Wednesday is largely against corruption, but the call to take to the streets is also seen as an indictment against President Jacob Zuma. Other News Brazil: Brazil's top prosecutor says committed to 'Car Wash' probe
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