The former president is looking for new pro bono legal counsel to defend him on arms deal charges, on the brink of the matter going to trial after 17 years
The court said the ‘funding tap’ for Zuma’s private legal matters had been turned on unlawfully
The DA and the Economic Freedom Fighters contend that Zuma’s legal fees have already cost the public between R16-million and R32-million
The Presidency has previously said the state would carry on covering Zuma’s legal fees until a court decides otherwise
NPA Luvuyo Mfaku confirmed Abrahams has declined a stay in Zuma’s prosecution
Zuma’s lawyer Michael Hulley said that he had received a "terse response" from NDPP Shaun Abrahams regarding the unsuccessful representations.
The cards are now stacked against the president and he will step down within days, insiders claim
Sunday Times revealed at the weekend that President Jacob Zuma’s lawyer is yet another prominent figure in Sassa’s grants crisis.
The revenue services in both South Africa and Swaziland seem to be investigating the same man.
The real prospect of failing to force Nxasana out led to the president’s unedifying backdown
Liquidators of Pamodzi have confirmed that they would be filing a complaint against President Jacob Zuma’s lawyer Michael Hulley on Monday.
Jacob Zuma’s legal adviser Michael Hulley said his involvement in Aurora was limited, but the liquidators say otherwise.
Court documents allege that Michael Hulley – despite his denials – was an Aurora director.
The blurring of the president’s legal adviser Michael Hulley’s personal, business and presidential duties has drawn fresh criticism.
Although Michael Hulley was appointed "strategic adviser" for a state grant deal, he played "no role" in its adjudication, the Concourt has heard.
Richard Calland lets us in on an imaginary conversation in the president’s office which reveals Zuma’s real conflicts of interest.
An official who sat through deliberations on a disputed R10-billion tender has detailed how he believes Michael Hulley, rigged the process.
Officials differ on whether Michael Hulley, responded to critical questions about a grants tender. Craig McKune reports.
The treasury has given President Jacob Zuma an extra R20m to cover his legal costs but no breakdown has been given on where the funds are headed.
A court ruling that found the R10-billion social grants contract "illegal" has left many questions unanswered.
