Sacked deputy president Zuma to face delayed corruption trial

Hundreds turned out today to support dismissed South Africa deputy president Jacob Zuma as he made his second court appearance on corruption charges.

Sacked deputy president Zuma to face delayed corruption trial
Tue, 11 Oct, 2005 - 15:35

Hundreds turned out today to support dismissed South Africa deputy president Jacob Zuma as he made his second court appearance on corruption charges.

A new hearing was set for November 12 to give prosecutors time for further investigation and to issue a formal indictment against Zuma.

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