The anticipated “suspended” head of the NPA, gave Jacob Zuma another chance to respond to the charges of corruption and fraud against him until the end of January. Zuma has to say why he should not be charged.
This is a further postponement given to Zuma after a similar delay has previously been granted.
Abrahams, regarded as an ally of Zuma, apparently is helping his boss play for time. The hope is that Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will win the ANC’s presidential election next week, after which Zuma’s prosecution will probably disappear gently in file thirteen.
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