Zuma

British  

/ ˈzuːmə /

noun

1. Jacob ( Gidleyihlekisa ). Born 1942; Black South African statesman: Deputy President of South Africa (1999–2005); President of the African National Congress from 2007; President of South Africa from 2009

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Example Sentences

At A-Basin, as locals call it, you still get 1,400 acres of mostly intermediate and advanced terrain, including moguls on Powder Keg and the wide, groomed blues off the Zuma lift.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s the only resort in the Maldives with a Zuma, and its Cantonese restaurant, Li Long, a Peking duck expert from Beijing, helms the country’s first wood-fired oven.

From Salon

A daughter of South Africa's former President Jacob Zuma has been sworn into parliament, less than a fortnight after her half-sister was forced to step down.

From BBC

Brumelda Zuma's appointment suggests the former president intends to ensure his family is represented in parliament.

From BBC

MK said Brumelda Zuma had a degree in public administration.

From BBC