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Zuma vs Zondo: Judgment in recusal bid to be delivered at 15:00 | News24

  • Nov 18, 2020
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Judgment in former president Jacob Zuma's bid for state capture inquiry chairperson Justice Raymond Zondo to recuse himself, is expected to be delivered on Wednesday at 15:00.

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