Anni dewanis family prepare for murder trial
Dewani case: Prosecutors have no chance to appeal
Judge Jeanette Traverso made Dewani a free man by granting his application to discharge the case.
Traverso said she's taken an oath of office to administer justice without fear, favour or prejudice.
Judge Jeanette Traverso has granted an application to discharge British businessman Shrien Dewani.
Anish Hindocha says the family don't want to return to Sweden or the UK and feel they didn't get a fair trial.
Anni’s father Vinod says they were shocked to hear on the first day of the trial that Dewani was bisexual.
The Briton's lawyers are expected to submit their heads of argument before the end of business today.
An investigating officer and forensic analyst this week took the stand in the Western Cape High Court.
Captain Paul Hendrikse is the state's 15th witness in its case against Shrien Dewani.
Mbolombo was asked what he meant when he said in a phone conversation that 5 people were involved in the plot.
Monde Mbolombo was questioned about apparent discrepancies between his statements and testimony.
Monde Mbolombo is regarded as the middleman in the alleged plot to kill Anni Dewani.
Monde Mbolombo says he got involved in Anni’s murder because he had money problems at the time.
Zola Tongo testified he was offered R5,000 by Dewani to organise Anni's murder.
Prosecutors are using CCTV footage to corroborate Zola Tongo’s testimony.
Zola Tongo testified he was taken to the Cape Grace Hotel by police after reporting the alleged hijacking.
Taxi driver Zola Tongo’s testimony may provide more details of events leading up to and after the hijacking.
The defence has labelled the state witness as being objective questioning the accuracy of the re-enactments.
The defence team tried to cast doubt on testimony that Dewani was emotionless after Anni's death.
But Sneha Mashru said Anni told her that Dewani couldn't perform in bed which made their sex life problematic.