Willie Hofmeyr: Why I tried to drop 783 charges against Zuma
After giving a blistering testimony before the Mokgoro Commission of Inquiry, Willie Hofmeyr had to address his own actions at the time of the Spy Tapes debacle.
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Zuma appeals spy tapes ruling – NPA’s Mpshe wasn’t “impulsive, irrational”
President Jacob Zuma has applied for leave to appeal a court ruling that 783 corruption charges against him must be reinstated.
‘Spy Tapes’ judgement expected – Will President Zuma face the music?
On 29 April, the full bench of the High Court in Pretoria found President Jacob Zuma should face the 783 charges of corruption.
Daniel Silke: Moody’s bought a promise – can SA deliver?
Jumping into the ring, political analyst Daniel Silke says Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan definitely won round one with Moody’s.
Zuma setback: Court orders review of 783 dropped corruption charges – ‘irrational’
South Africa’s High Court has ruled that a 2009 decision to drop 783 corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma was irrational and should be reviewed.
Another hurdle for Zuma’s continued Presidency – Spy Tapes judgment today
The High Court in Pretoria will today hand down judgment in the Democratic Alliance’s bid to have the decision to drop corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma reviewed.
‘Spy Tapes’ handover delayed
There has been a delay in the handing over of the so-called Zuma “spy tapes”, DA leader Helen Zille said on Thursday. “I would like to say that I have the tapes, but unfortunately I don’t,” she told reporters outside the High Court in Pretoria. “The deputy judge president first wants to study the [Supreme … Read more
‘Spy Tapes’ handover imminent
The crowd waiting outside the High Court in Pretoria on Thursday for the handover of the “spy tapes” cheered when told it was imminent. “Give us the tapes,” they shouted as Gauteng Democratic Alliance leader John Moodey gave them the update outside the court. DA leader Helen Zille entered the court earlier after addressing the … Read more