Zuma corruption case back in court

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PIETERMARITZBURG – Former President Jacob Zuma is back in court on Thursday morning.
He will appear at Pietermaritzburg High Court to face money laundering and corruption charges.
The charges relate to the 1990s arms deal.
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In March, Zuma lost his second bid to have State lead Prosecutor Billy Downer removed.
The former President argued Downer was biased against him and his right to a fair trial was at risk.
Thursday’s proceedings are expected to centre around the trial logistics.