The Supreme Court of Appeal has compounded former president Jacob Zuma’s legal woes. It’s upheld an earlier High Court judgment that the state must recover from Zuma at least R15-million. The latest decision was an appeal by Zuma to the SCA after the High Court in 2018 ordered the State Attorney to recover the money spent on Zuma’s legal fees. - Smile 90.4FM

The Supreme Court of Appeal has compounded former president Jacob Zuma’s legal woes. It’s upheld an earlier High Court judgment that the state must recover from Zuma at least R15-million. The latest decision was an appeal by Zuma to the SCA after the High Court in 2018 ordered the State Attorney to recover the money spent on Zuma’s legal fees.

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