Zuma signals intent to fight Ramaphosa's urgent interdict application against him
JOHANNESBURG - Former President Jacob Zuma has officially signalled his intention to fight President Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent interdict application against him.
Earlier this week, Ramaphosa filed an urgent application to interdict Zuma from moving ahead with his private prosecution bid. Ramaphosa was served with a summons to appear in court for a private prosecution by Zuma earlier this month.This in connection with the crimes that the former president has accused State advocate Billy Downer and journalist, Karyn Maughan, of.The Legal Team of H.E President Zuma has filed the notice of intention to oppose the interdict of President Ramaphosa. pic.twitter.com/vvSblJdOBW
JGZuma Foundation December 30, 2022 It’s scant of detail and doesn’t disclose the grounds of his opposition but in his interdict application, President Ramaphosa asked the court to halt the private prosecution proceedings, pending another application to have them reviewed and set aside. He said that Zuma had an ulterior motive and was trying to unseat him. He also questioned the validity of the nolle prosequi certificates Zuma was relying on.The urgent interdict application is expected to be heard on 10 January.
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