Duduzane Zuma granted bail of R100,000
Former president Jacob Zuma's son has handed in his passport as part of his bail agreement
Former president Jacob Zuma's son Duduzane was granted bail of R100,000 in the Specialised Commercial Crimes court on Monday. He is expected back in court on January 24 2019 and was ordered to hand in his passport to the investigating officer. One of his bail conditions is that he must report to the Rosebank police station every Tuesday. Duduzane Zuma has been formally charged with corruption and faces an alternative charge of conspiracy to commit corruption. The charge relates to his involvement in an alleged Gupta family plot to bribe former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas. Before his court appearance, Duduzane Zuma arrived at the police station just after 7am on Monday morning‚ and greeted journalists as he walked inside. “Hello‚” he said‚ “are you well?” He will appear at the Randburg magistrate's court later this week‚ to face two charges of culpable homicide.
He arrived back in SA from abroad last week to attend the weekend funeral of his younger brother‚ Vusi. He ...
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