Despite defaulting on VBS loan, Zuma will fight to keep his Nkandla home
The former president has filed a notice of intention to defend a summons filed by the bank’s liquidator to have him pay back the more than R7.3m loan
31 October 2019 - 09:43
Former president Jacob Zuma will fight to keep his Nkandla home despite defaulting on a multimillion-rand loan he received from VBS Mutual Bank to pay back the state for upgrades.
Zuma has filed a notice of intention to defend a summons filed by the bank’s liquidator to have him pay back the more than R7.3m loan...
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