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DCS clarifies parole status of Zola Tongo, one of Anni Dewani's killers
Zola Tongo was sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in Anni Dewani's killing in 2010.
Anni’s parents and relatives intend spending Christmas together before making any decision.
Speaking exclusively to the UK’s Daily Mail, Vinod Hindocha says Dewani owes them the full story.
The state will have an opportunity to convince the court that Dewani has a case to answer to.
Sixteen witnesses have been called to testify since the trial began in early October.
Forensic analyst Thandiwe Mlabateki says primer residue analysis can't determine who fired the fatal shot.
Shrien Dewani’s lawyer has pointed to contradictions in the testimonies of two key state witnesses.
The defence team believes Monde Mbolombo played a bigger role in Anni’s death.
State witness Zola Tongo has dismissed Dewani’s version of events as ‘lies’, ‘double lies’ and ‘nonsense’.
Shrien Dewani’s lawyer is expected to conclude his cross-examination of the state’s key witness.
The defence could bring a 'discharge application' which might see Shrien Dewani acquitted.
Former taxi driver Zola Tongo is back on the witness stand for a fourth day.
Zola Tongo testified he was offered R5,000 by Dewani to organise Anni's murder.
The convicted taxi driver has taken the stand for a fourth day in the honeymoon murder trial.
Dewani's lawyer has questioned him about contradictions between his testimony and a sworn statement.
Tongo has testified he thought Dewani was with his female business partner when he picked them up.
The key witness in the trial says he came clean because he knew the truth would come out.
The prosecution has to submit a written statement, explaining why Leopold Leisser should continue testifying.
Prosecutor Adrian Mopp tried to convince the judge his witness would provide context relevant to the case.