South Africa: Zuma Lays Into 'Unkind' Zondo, Questions Existence of State Capture, Calls Commission Unconstitutional

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Former president Jacob Zuma has filed a 102-page affidavit, taking a shotgun approach by not only asking Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo to recuse himself, but again questioning the constitutionality of the Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture.

While Jacob Zuma is expected to heed Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo's call to attend the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture later in November, the former president has nevertheless filed papers seeking the recusal of Justice Zondo.

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