WATCH | No way ConCourt will grant Zuma rescission - Analyst
JOHANNESBURG - One legal expert sees no way the Constitutional Court will grant Jacob Zuma his rescission bid.
On Friday, the Constitutional Court will rule on his application to rescind a contempt of court finding against him.He was found to be in contempt after refusing to appear before the State Capture Inquiry.The former President is out on medical parole after serving just over 2 months in jail.
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