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Jacob Zuma opts to not cross-examine at state capture inquiry

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Post published:September 13, 2018
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Disgraced former president Jacob Zuma has elected not to cross examine witnesses giving testimony at the State Capture Inquiry headed by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo. Ulrich Roux explains the implications of…

Zuma loses appeal on March 2017 cabinet reshuffle

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Post published:June 1, 2018
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Jacob Zuma has suffered yet another legal blow with the Supreme Court of Appeal ruling that he must make available his reasons for the 2017 cabinet shuffle where he axed…

State spent over R15m on Zuma’s legal fees

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Post published:May 25, 2018
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Live on @encanews, Vanessa Da Silva Faria, senior associate at URA, provides legal insight into Jacob Zuma's pending criminal matter.

Zuma to be prosecuted. What now?

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Post published:March 27, 2018
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“An indictment is a summons for a person to appear in a high court. It sets out the charges against the person and (presents) a brief background of the charges…

Zuma charges reinstated: What happens next?

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Post published:March 16, 2018
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"With potential delays, it could take up to four years until Zuma is finally sentenced." - Ulrich Roux READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

President Jacob Zuma addressing the media at the Kgosi Mampuru Correctional Services Prison during the 40th anniversary of the death of anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko, 12 September 2017, Pretoria. Picture: Jacques Nelles

“I was Poisoned” – Zuma

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Post published:November 13, 2017
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Ulrich Roux confirms his client, MaNtuli Zuma was charged with attempted murder. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

Head of the National Prosecuting Authority, Shaun Abrahams gestures as he announces the dropping of fraud charges on Monday against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, the latest twist in a police investigation that has rattled financial markets in the continent's most industrialised economy, during a media briefing, in Pretoria, South Africa, October 31,2016. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

Zuma’s Fate In NPA boss Shaun Abrahams’ Hands

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Post published:October 13, 2017
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Ulrich Roux gives his opinion that the court's decision means it was now the NPA's prerogative to reinstitute the charges against Zuma. RED THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

After 8 years and R30 million…. Zuma wants another chance to explain

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Post published:August 15, 2017
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Ulrich Roux comments on the possible outcomes in the Zuma matter. READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

South African President Jacob Zuma gives a press conference during an official visit of the President of the Central African Republicon April 5, 2017 at the Sefako M Makgatho Presidential Guesthouse in Pretoria. South Africa's ruling ANC party on April 5, 2017, expressed support for President Jacob Zuma after senior members openly criticised his cabinet reshuffle, citing fears of worsening corruption and economic crisis. / AFP PHOTO / PHILL MAGAKOE

Judge’s ruling on Zuma’s Cabinet reshuffle was right move, say law experts

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Post published:May 4, 2017
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Ulrich Roux states, regarding Judge Bashir's ruling that Zuman hand over all records, that the decision affects an entire community and their income and the economy of the country. READ…