South African President Jacob Zuma has defended his record against opposition claims that he was taking the country down. Zuma was on the spot as legislators from the Economic Freedom Fighters party threatened to move to court over his failure to pay back some of the more than R200-million rands spent on improvements to his Nkandla Residence, as recommended by the country's Public Protector.
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