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Zuma’s wallet on the chopping block, no more legal loopholes
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 75819, member: 636"] Jacob Zuma got slapped with another loss when a Gauteng High Court judge shut down his appeal attempt over having to pay back 28.96 million rand that taxpayers covered for his personal legal defense. Judge Anthony Millar basically said Zuma had zero shot at winning this and that higher courts already made it crystal clear the money was spent illegally. The state can go after his assets if he doesn't cough up the cash, and that might mean seizing his presidential pension. The whole mess goes back to a sketchy 2006 deal where the government agreed to fund Zuma's defense in corruption cases tied to the arms deal scandal and other charges. Courts have been saying since 2018 that the arrangement was bogus and that he needs to repay everything. With this appeal getting tossed, enforcement could start soon, and legal analysts think it sets a solid precedent for holding former officials accountable when they misuse public money. [/QUOTE]
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