‘Judicial dictatorship’ is emerging, Jacob Zuma complains
The former president issued a late-night statement after the Constitutional Court heard argument by the state capture inquiry on Thursday
26 March 2021 - 08:24
Former president Jacob Zuma says he will not subject himself to “an oppressive and unjust court system”.
He said this in a late-night statement after the Constitutional Court heard argument by the state capture inquiry on Thursday. The inquiry is asking the court to hold Zuma in contempt of court and to order his imprisonment for two years after he failed to comply with its order to abide by the commission’s lawful summons and directives...
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