source: IOL
May 14 2008 at 02:52PM
ANC president Jacob Zuma’s corruption case will not be heard in August this year but in 2010, ANC Youth League president Julius Malema said on Wednesday.
He said the case against Zuma was aimed at disrupting the ANC’s campaigning for the 2009 elections.
“We will be answering questions about the rape and corruption cases rather than explaining the election manifesto. We will be going to court rather than going to stadiums,” he said at a Chris Hani workers heritage exhibition in Johannesburg.
He said charges against Zuma were a political ploy to project ANC leaders as dishonest.
“Those who were bitter that Zuma was elected president were quick to charge him and [continue reading]
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