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Thales won't receive fair trial, court told
Thales is facing charges of bribing the former president for protection from an investigation into the controversial arms deal but wants the corruption case against it to be dismissed.
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NPA abused its power, violated and delayed processes - Thales
French arms company Thales faces charges of paying bribes to former president Jacob Zuma for protection against an investigation into the controversial arms deal.
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Shaun Abrahams failed to follow procedure in corruption case, says Thales
Advocate Anton Katz said Shaun Abrahams’ decision to reinstate corruption charges against the company in 2017 was procedurally irrational.
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Thales witnesses nowhere to be found
French arms company Thales faces charges of paying bribes to Jacob Zuma for protection against an investigation into the controversial arms deal.
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Thales: It is irrational to lump us in with Zuma in arms deal case
The company and former president Jacob Zuma approached the KwaZulu-Natal High Court to apply for a permanent stay of prosecution.
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Thales case unlawful as NDPP relied on incorrect section in law, court told
French arms firm Thales has argued that former prosecutions boss Shaun Abrahams relied on the incorrect provision in law to authorise the case against the company, which renders the decision unlawful.
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WATCH LIVE: Thales presents arguments for dropping Zuma corruption case
French arms firm Thales, the co-accused in former President Jacob Zuma's corruption case, will present arguments on why the matter should be dismissed.
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Zuma misleads supporters with acquittal utterances
Former President Jacob Zuma has misled his supporters, telling them that the NPA has been hellbent on charging him with corruption even though five judges had acquitted him of the charges. But Zuma was not acquitted.
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Zuma: NPA undermining my rights like apartheid regime did
When he addressed his supporters outside the Pietermaritzburg High Court, Jacob Zuma told them he was being treated the same way the apartheid government treated suspects.
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Jacob Zuma: I have always been innocent
Former President Jacob Zuma addressed his supporters outside the Pietermaritzburg High Court where he was attempting to have his corruption charges dismissed. Zuma said the State had failed for 15 years to prove that he was guilty.
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CARTOON: Justice Delayed...
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Zuma: No person can claim he has more power than the ANC
Former President Jacob Zuma has told his supporters it’s not true that there is one leader more powerful than the ANC.
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Corruption case against me must be dismissed – Zuma tells supporters
Jacob Zuma addressed a crowd gathered outside court where he applied for a permanent stay of prosecution from 16 charges including of fraud.
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Zuma denies responsibility for delays in corruption case
As part of their push for Jacob Zuma's corruption trial be dismissed, his legal team has argued in the Pietermaritzburg High Court that Zuma has been treated with hatred in an unfair and inhumane manner.
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NPA deputy head obsessed with our client, say Zuma’s lawyers
Lead advocate Muzi Sikhakhane said the NPA's Billy Downer, who is leading the State’s case against former president Jacob Zuma, was the only prosecutor who has consistently wanted to have Zuma dealt with.
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Zuma’s criminal case postponed to 15 October
Former president Jacob Zuma's lawyer said he would try and persuade the court and everyone who hates his client to understand who Zuma really is.
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Society has unleashed mob justice on Jacob Zuma, court told
Former President Jacob Zuma wants the court to grant him a permanent stay of prosecution on the charges related to the multi-billion rand arms deal.
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LIVE BLOG: 'Case against Zuma is a very serious & strong case' says state
French arms firm Thales, the co-accused in former President Jacob Zuma's corruption case, is presenting arguments on why the matter should be dismissed.
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WATCH LIVE: Jacob Zuma seeks to halt corruption case against him
Former President Jacob Zuma has filed a 300-page application for a permanent stay of prosecution in his corruption trial, saying there's a political conspiracy against him.
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Zuma supporters vow to stand behind him every step of the way
Supporters have already started trickling into the Pietermaritzburg High Court precinct where former President Jacob Zuma is expected to appear on Monday.
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‘Be strong my leader, this too shall pass’: JZ backs eThekwini mayor
In a tweet posted on Sunday night, Jacob Zuma said he hoped the corruption charges eThekwini Mayor Zandile Gumede were not politically motivated like his.
