Closing arguments in dewani trial
Will Shrien Dewani walk free?
The Briton will today either be acquitted or continue standing trial.
The prosecution and defence are heading for a showdown over whether Shrien Dewani should be acquitted.
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.
The court heard today that Monde Mbolombo called Mziwamadoda Qwabe on the night Anni was killed.
Mbolombo was asked what he meant when he said in a phone conversation that 5 people were involved in the plot.
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.
Monde Mbolombo put former taxi driver Zola Tongo and hitman Mziwamadoda Qwabe in contact.
Zola Tongo has started to sound like a stuck record, his responses repetitive and his explanations confusing.
The convicted taxi driver has taken the stand for a fourth day in the honeymoon murder trial.
Judge Jeanette Traverso ruled that male prostitute Leopold Leisser’s evidence is inadmissable.
The prosecution has to submit a written statement, explaining why Leopold Leisser should continue testifying.
Shrien Dewani is on trial for the 2010 murder of his wife, Anni Hindocha Dewani.
The trial was postponed to Monday after the prosecution's junior counsel called in sick with chickenpox.
Convicted killer turned state witness, Mziwamadoda Qwabe, has been accused of firing the fatal shot.
Qwabe is the state's second witness to testify in Shrien Dewani’s murder trial.
Anni’s husband Shrien Dewani is accused of hiring hit men to kill her in 2010.
Mziwamadoda Qwabe is in the witness box testifying about what happened on the night Anni was killed.