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Gross revenue of the legal industry is going to shrink dramatically when Zuma dies....Good move by Zuma. I guess the next step is to issue an arrest warrant; then bail hearing; then contempt of court trial in a few months time and finally conviction and sentencing on a charge of contempt of court. All this at the Constitutional Court.
Not really. If NPA seriously prosecutes, there should be enough criminals that will need defense for next 100 years
True, big *if* but true...
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There was a time he defended Zuma in parliament during the Nkandla days, made me very confused.One of the few clean (former) MPs says there is a lack of political will in Parliament to supervise the executive:
State capture: Officials looted as if it was their 'democratic right' | Business
There was a lack of political will to implement recommendations of Parliament to improve compliance and prevent the looting of public funds, says former Scopa chairperson Themba Godi.
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really? I thought SCOPA (not sure if he was in SCOPA then) stepped in to ask questions about nkandla.
and we continue...
Zondo to request extension for state capture commission | News24
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has applied to have the term of the commission of inquiry into state capture extended by three months.
Scrap the whole thing and count ourselves lucky. Hand evidence to Hermione and let her work on prosecutions - this show is just a waste of time.and we continue...
Zondo to request extension for state capture commission | News24
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has applied to have the term of the commission of inquiry into state capture extended by three months.
Him as an MP, not Scopa. He did not defend Nkandla but was against Zuma being voted out in a motion of no confidence.
About 700m as reported July/Sep last year.
oh that one. Well, then I doubt if any ANC MP is beyond reproach on that aspect.
About half of Eskom's catering bill.
That's what makes it even more interesting, he isn't a ANC MP so what was in it for him?
We still haven't defined the big fish yet, it makes things slightly difficult seeing as the likes of Magashule are being prosecuted, is he now a small fish?
