Jacob Zuma in Court for ‘Stop Stalingrad’ Case

NPA challenges Zuma and Thales's tactics in arms deal corruption case

Jacob Zuma in court for ‘Stop Stalingrad’ case

Former president Jacob Zuma and his corruption co-accused, French arms company Thales, sought to appeal the dismissal of their latest bid to have the case against them quashed - on the basis of “unreasonable delays”.

Arms Deal Corruption - Zuma, Thales Request Leave To Appeal Court Ruling

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Zuma back in court in latest arms deal appeal

By Marcus Moloko Former president Jacob Zuma is back in the Pietermaritzburg High Court in connection with his long-running arms deal corruption trial, seeking leave to appeal a judgment that dismissed his attempt to quash the case. Zuma appeared on Thursday alongside representatives of French arms company Thales, his co-accused, as both seek permission to challenge an earlier ruling that refused to halt the prosecution.Zuma faces multiple count…

Zuma corruption case back in court

Zuma corruption case back in court Estelle.Bronkhorst Thu, 12/04/2025 - 06:00 PIETERMARITZBURG - Former president Jacob Zuma and French arms company Thales continue their quest to evade prosecution.They're back in the High Court in Pietermaritzburg.The court will hear their application for leave to appeal a judgment in June that dismissed their latest attempt to have all charges dropped.The NPA is expected to argue why the trial should pro…

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French arms company Thales and former president Jacob Zuma are today to apply for leave to appeal the Pietermaritzburg High Court’s dismissal of their application to be acquitted on all charges in the arms deal corruption case. The application was brought due to the death of two key Thales figures in the case – former directors Pierre Moynot and Alain Thetard. Defence lawyers have argued that they won’t be able to mount a meaningful defence with…