South African President Jacob Zuma’s office has said in a statement that a court ruling against him was “disappointing”, but anticipated.
The president expected South Africa’s National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to consider representations from his legal team before making a decision about whether to prosecute him, it added.
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Earlier today the Supreme Court of Appeal ruled that prosecutors could bring back corruption charges relating to a 1999 arms deal.
Mr Zuma has been accused of taking kickbacks from the purchase of fighter jets, patrol boats and other arms.
The president has always maintained his innocence.
Reports reaching Ghanaguardian.com indicates a 23-year-old Ghanaian has been stabbed to death at London in the United Kingdom (UK).
The deceased who name was only...
