Meanings of political nemesis in English

Lobby group AfriForum are strongly pursuing the matter, clashing heads with their political nemesis.

But his jailed political nemesis Yulia Tymoshenko was equally oligarchic with a lavish lifestyle.

Mr O'Neill described the investigation as a political power play engineered by police minister Bryan Kramer, his political nemesis.

Malema was once anointed a possible future leader by president Jacob Zuma but has since become his political nemesis.

The FF+ have declared their position unconstitutional, and want their political nemesis banned from the 2019 Elections.

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce's political nemesis Tony Windsor has been given permission to join the citizenship challenge in the High Court.

That would allow Lula to run against his political nemesis in what would be the sixth presidential run of his four-decade career.

Here is the core contradiction between technocracy and experience: a policy that works in technical terms may still prove a government's political nemesis.

Mr Joyce's former political nemesis and independent MP Tony Windsor believes the beleaguered former Nationals leader will bow out before the next election.

Fifteen of the recommendations came from an alliance of Arab parties, who may have only supported Gantz to damage their political nemesis, Netanyahu.

Even more obsessed with the Pope as a political nemesis and threat were the suspicious men who ran the Soviet Union's spy agency.