Given a document, generate a short title of the document. The title should convey the main idea/event/topic about which the document is being written. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

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South Africa’s ruling Africa National Congress (ANC) party  has decided to formally ask  corruption-dogged President Jacob Zuma  to step down  following a marathon meeting by  the party’s  leadership this week.
 The ANC’s  executive committee gave  the embattled president  a 48-hour deadline to resign  Reuters reports.
 Zuma  has refused repeated calls to relinquish the presidency amid mounting graft scandals and despite the election of deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa as leader in December.  Zuma  who has served as South Africa’s president since 2009   has insisted on seeing out the end of  his  term in mid-2019.
It remains unclear if  Zuma   75  will relent on Tuesday  but if  he  does not   he  is expected to face a vote of confidence in parliament that  he  is likely lose  further jeopardizing  his  grip on power  the BBC reports.
 Zuma ’s popularity has plunged as  his  second presidential term has been married by allegations of corruption and mismanagement of state funds.
In 2016  South Africa’s highest court ruled that  Zuma  violated  his  oath of office when  he  used an estimated $15 million of government money to upgrade  his  private home.  Zuma  later repaid some of the funds  but  the BBC says  a court ruled that parliament failed to properly hold the president to account and must lay down guidelines for impeachment.
In October  South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal moved to reopen nearly 800 corruption charges against  Zuma   related to a $2 billion government arms deal in the 1990s.
 Zuma ’s alleged links to South Africa’s influential Gupta family  who are suspected of brokering influence in the government  also led the ANC to open a probe last year.

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South Africa: ANC Moves to Recall President Jacob Zuma


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However  the Northâs high-ranking delegation  including the younger sister of its leader Kim Jong Un  will meet South Korean President Moon Jae-in and have lunch with him on Saturday.
 Kim Jong Un   in a black hat and matching coat  saluted troops while  his  wife walked beside  him   television images showed. One of Kimâs close aides  Choe Ryong Hae  and Kim Yong Nam were also in attendance.
The Northâs state media also showed what appeared to be intercontinental ballistic missiles on launchers as thousands of North Koreans filled Kim Il Sung Square  named after  Kim Jong Un âs grandfather  in Pyongyang.
âWe have destroyed the enemyâs risk-taking provocations at every move â  Kim Jong Un  said in a speech.  He  did not mention the United States  which North Korea considers its main enemy and regularly threatens to destroy in a sea of flames.
âBy sending key figures like his sister  Kim Jong Un is aiming to send a signal to the South that it is giving more weight to inter-Korean ties while driving a wedge between South Korea and the United States â said Kim Sung-han  a former South Korean vice foreign minister.

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North Korea says no U.S. talks planned at Olympics Pence vows continued pressure


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Angela Stancik's grandmother Marjorie  committed suicide with just $69 in  her  bank account after investing  her  savings in a scam.  She  wishes  her  grandmother had reached out to  her  family sooner and urges others who may be caught up in a scam not to be ashamed to ask for help.
 She  urges family members to monitor elderly relatives to help protect them from financial predators.
"Watch what they're doing  watch how they're spending their money. …Check their phones  check their mail "  she  said.
Dorothy's money is gone  but  she  hopes  her  story will help other victims come forward.
"We've got to stop these people from hurting other people and it hurts so much – it hurts more than people know "  she  said.
Another common type of elder exploitation: "grandparent schemes " where scammers convince seniors that a grandchild has been arrested and needs bail money. Sessions said that one of his own staffers got a call from  her  distraught grandmother  afraid that  her  granddaughter was in jail. The FBI urges people to check with law enforcement before sending money to anyone they don't know.

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Feds crack down on elder fraud as seniors lose billions to scams