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They will regret reinstating these charges – Zuma

6 April 2018 by Alan

Durban in the News:

They will regret reinstating these charges – Zuma: Former president Jacob Zuma has given a stern warning to the opposition as he addressed a sea of supporters outside the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban.

Sharks blow golden chance to beat Hurricanes: The Sharks blew a golden chance to beat the Hurricanes when they conceded a 85th-minute converted try to go down in Napier.

Van Rooyen, Motsoeneng, Lungisa lend Zuma support in court: Former president Jacob Zuma may not have had the support of his tripartite alliance comrades when he appeared in the High Court, but he did not arrive alone.

Zuma memorabilia, supporters ahead of court appearance: From memorabilia to supporters, Durban is heaving ahead of the appearance of former president Jacob Zuma in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban.

LIVE: Zuma thanks supporters, says he’ll challenge ‘politically motivated’ court case: Former president Jacob Zuma’s corruption case has been postponed to June 8 following a brief appearance in the Durban High Court.

Jacob Zuma to appear in court on corruption charges: Proceedings in the Durban High Court, where former president Jacob Zuma will be facing charges of corruption, are expected to begin at 09:30.

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