South Africa's President Jacob Zuma's dances during a traditional ritual in Nkandla on November 25, 2012 to help him keep his job. One clan elder calling on the ancestors to protect Zuma against his rivals ahead of an African National Congress (ANC) leadership vote next month. 'We appeal to you all ... ancestors, to be with him, to guide him and protect him against those ganging up against him,' Maqhinga Zuma said at the ceremony in Nkandla where an upgrade to the leader's private home has sparked controversy. AFP PHOTO / Stringer
{"Image ImageDescription": "South Africa's President Jacob Zuma's dances during a traditional ritual  in Nkandla on November 25, 2012 to help him keep his job. One clan elder calling on the ancestors to protect Zuma against his rivals ahead of an African National Congress (ANC) leadership vote next month.   \"We appeal to you all ... ancestors, to be with him, to guide him and protect him against those ganging up against him,\" Maqhinga Zuma said at the ceremony in Nkandla where an upgrade to the leader's private home has sparked controversy. AFP PHOTO / Stringer        (Photo credit should read STRINGER/AFP via Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2012 AFP"}