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Zuma’s private prosecution bid against Ramaphosa postponed.
Former President Jacob Zuma’s attempt to bring a private prosecution against President Cyril Ramaphosa was postponed in December 2023. On Thursday morning, the case returned to the Johannesburg High Court, only to be rescheduled for August 6, 2024.
This came about after the attorneys for Ramaphosa filed reply briefs at the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein, rejecting Zuma’s application.
The case was postponed on the basis that both legal teams agreed to wait for the parallel processes that were taking place at the Supreme Court of Appeal.
Zuma is charging his successor in his case against journalist Karyn Maughan and state prosecutor Billy Downer with accessory after-the-fact behavior. He is claiming that they have improperly disclosed his personal health information.
The case was postponed on the basis that both legal teams agreed to wait for the parallel processes that were taking place at the Supreme Court of Appeal.
Here are some scenes outside the Johannesburg High Court from earlier today.
[WATCH] Former President Jacob Zuma in jovial spirits this morning at the JHB High Court.
— Kaya 959 News (@KayaNews) April 11, 2024
This case is his bid against President Cyril Ramaphosa. In this matter, he argues that Ramaphosa of failing to act after he complained about Downer and Maughn.#KayaNews KS. pic.twitter.com/9XPKA7gx00
[WATCH] #MKParty members outside the JHB High Court dancing and singing in solidarity with former President Jacob Zuma.#KayaNews pic.twitter.com/Gfeh7yYrwk
— Kaya 959 News (@KayaNews) April 11, 2024



