Judgment reserved in Zuma case
22/09/2007 07:18  - (SA)  

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Zuma: Court looks at warrants Zuma saga continues Next round in Zuma, NPA battle

Bloemfontein - Judgment was reserved by the Supreme Court of Appeal on Friday in the appeal hearing of Jacob Zuma and French arms company Thint against efforts to get documents from Mauritius.

The ANC deputy president and Thint have appealed against an application by the National Director of Public Prosecutions to get original documents from Mauritius related to investigations against them.

The State is investigating possible corruption charges against Zuma and Thint linked to South Africa's multi-million rand arms deal.

- SAPA

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