JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (Reuters) -- South Africa's former Deputy President Jacob Zuma apologized on Thursday for offending the gay community and said his comments describing homosexual marriage as "a disgrace" were misinterpreted. Zuma, who is fighting for his political life after being fired over a corruption scandal last year, angered activists after a local newspaper quoted him calling plans to legalize same-sex marriages a "disgrace to the nation and to God".
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