Last year Jacob Zuma criticised judges and compared them to apartheid rulers after police were ordered to arrest him
Last year, Jacob Zuma criticised judges and compared them to apartheid rulers after police were ordered to arrest him
The ruling also rejected the decision by correctional services that the sentence had been completed while the appeal was being heard. The 80-year-old former African National Congress leader slammed judges and compared them to apartheid rulers after police were ordered to arrest him. The court did not decide on whether the time Mr Zuma has already spent on medical parole should be taken off his sentence.hundreds of Mr Zuma’s supporters formed a human shield outside his home to try and stop his arrest.At the time, Mr Zuma remained defiant and told his supporters he is not afraid of being jailed, as he was sent to prison before by the apartheid regime.
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