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As former President Jacob Zuma recovers from an operation at a KwaZulu-Natal hospital, his legal team has had another crack at getting him out of jail, calling on the Constitutional Court judges not to let ‘pride’ and ‘pettiness’ deter them from considering his rights.

Cele will hold further action on Zuma arrest unless directed otherwise In a letter to the court the police have said they will not take any action against Former President Jacob Zuma unless directed otherwise. NO ACTION AGAINST ZUMA UNLESS TOLD OTHERWISE In the letter – authored by a state attorney representing police minister Bheki Cele and police chief Gen Khehla Sitole – the pair said the police would “out of respect of the unfolding litigation”, hold their actions on the top court’s order to arrest the former president until Zuma’s litigation in the Constitutional Court is fin...

This is The South African’s Daily News Wrap for Tuesday 6 July 2021 – with all the latest news you really need to know. In our top story, Zondo Commission opposes High Court jail bid The Zondo Commission has opposed former president Jacob Zuma’s application for a stay of execution of the order for his arrest that will be heard in the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Tuesday. Zondo Commissison Secretary Itumeleng Mosala said in court papers filed in the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Monday that the commission opposed Jacob’s application for an interdict to prevent his arrest for the fo...

TimesLIVE THE Constitutional Court will on Monday, July 12, hear former president Jacob Zuma’s urgent application to rescind its order sentencing him to jail for 15 months for contempt of court. The ConCourt issued these directions on Saturday, after Zuma made the application on Friday. It did not clarify his fate in the meantime because Zuma was initially supposed to hand himself over to authorities for his incarceration by Sunday. The contempt order against Zuma was for failing to comply with the Constitutional Court’s earlier order in January to appear at the state capture commission a...