The ANC in KZN has praised the Department of Correctional Services, saying it meticulously followed the order of the Supreme Court of Appeal that set aside Jacob Zuma’s medical parole and ordered that he must return to prison for contempt of court.
FILE PHOTO: Former President Jacob Zuma sits in court during his corruption trial in Pietermaritzburg.FILE PHOTO: Former President Jacob Zuma sits in court during his corruption trial in Pietermaritzburg.
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola announced the steps taken this morning after Zuma reported to the Estcourt prison at 6am and was released shortly thereafter.
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