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‘Politics are at play’ — Zuma counsel
The DA and the Economic Freedom Fighters contend that Zuma's legal fees have already cost the public between R16-million and R32-million
Zuma abused his office and should not receive special treatment, court hears
The Presidency has previously said the state would carry on covering Zuma's legal fees until a court decides otherwise
Abrahams declines Zuma’s request to put corruption case on hold — report
NPA Luvuyo Mfaku confirmed Abrahams has declined a stay in Zuma’s prosecution
Zuma likely to challenge Abrahams’ decision to prosecute
Zuma’s lawyer Michael Hulley said that he had received a "terse response" from NDPP Shaun Abrahams regarding the unsuccessful representations.
Brace for one more week before Zexit
The cards are now stacked against the president and he will step down within days, insiders claim
Michael Hulley, Sassa and all the other dodgy deals
Sunday Times revealed at the weekend that President Jacob Zuma's lawyer is yet another prominent figure in Sassa's grants crisis.
Zuma crony linked to Swazi fraud and bribery scandals
The revenue services in both South Africa and Swaziland seem to be investigating the same man.
NPA boss had Zuma snookered
The real prospect of failing to force Nxasana out led to the president’s unedifying backdown
Zuma’s lawyer faces disbarment over Aurora ‘perjury’ claims
Liquidators of Pamodzi have confirmed that they would be filing a complaint against President Jacob Zuma's lawyer Michael Hulley on Monday.
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