The High Court in Pretoria has set aside the decision to place former president Jacob Zuma on medical parole. Legal expert Ulrich Roux speaks to eNCA.
The High Court in Pretoria has set aside the decision to place former president Jacob Zuma on medical parole. Legal expert Ulrich Roux responds to this. Courtesy.
The High Court in Pretoria has set aside the decision to place former president Jacob Zuma on medical parole. Legal expert Ulrich Roux responds to this. CourtesySouth Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
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