Former president Jacob Zuma, through his legal team, is threatening to implicate “prominent organisations and foundations” in his upcoming arms deal corruption trial.
According to the JG Zuma Foundation, its patron's lawyers have written to the unnamed foundations “who benefited from the arms deal” to lay bare details pertaining to how they benefited.The legal team of [former] president Zuma has dispatched letters to prominent organisations and foundations who benefited from the arms deal to provide pertinent details of the relevant transactions,” said the foundation in a brief statement.
Foundation spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi refused to reveal which organisations and foundations were targeted.
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