The French arms company says the death of two key defence witnesses has hurt its case
The former president will proceed to seek leave to appeal, potentially delaying his arms deal trial further
The state had pleaded with Judge Nkosinathi Chili to dismiss the application and set a trial date in the arms deal corruption case against the former president
The trial is scheduled to begin in April next year, nearly two decades after the former president was first charged for taking bribes from a French arms dealer This content is…
The former president has approached the apex court for leave to appeal the striking down of his bid to charge the prosecutor in his arms deal case
Judge Nkosinathi Chili said Zuma would not be prejudiced if the matter is removed from the roll pending his bid to appeal the invalidation of the private prosecution This content…
The state’s bid to have a trial date set was stymied by Zuma’s counsel signalling that he was seeking leave to appeal This content is restricted to registered users and…
The prosecuting authority should proceed according to the evidence, regardless of a perceived reluctance on government’s part to jail the former president
The party’s braai stand betrayal is forgiven as uBaba is brought in to rescue the party
The National Prosecuting Authority countered that the courts had confirmed the former president’s line of defence in the arms deal trial deserved this epithet
The former president is again seeking the prosecutor’s removal from the arms deal trial, in doing so reviving old claims he leaked information to the media
The court said the former president’s application was part of continuing Stalingrad tactics
Jacob Zuma’s lawyer, Dali Mpofu said the former president’s criminal trial would not proceed soon, because he would again ask for the removal of state prosecutor Billy Downer
The former president sought to challenge the court’s finding that his private prosecution of the president was unlawful and invalid
The former president is probably correct in believing he will never serve another day in prison but he has shaken faith in the justice system
The high court found that Zuma’s bid to criminally charge his successor was tainted by ulterior purpose and an abuse of process
The former president came to court with ‘unclean hands’, a full bench found
The summons was based on a certificate that gave the former president no cover to pursue a private prosecution against his successor
The president is seeking a final interdict preventing his predecessor from pursuing such a step “now or in future”
The provincial leaders used Zuma’s popularity to further their political careers, according to expelled cadre Carl Niehaus
