Jacob Zuma arrives at Durban High Court
Updated | By Bernadette Wolhuter, Jarryd Subroyen
Jacob Zuma has made his way into the Durban High Court.
The former president, who's facing 16 charges of fraud and corruption among others, has made his way into the courthouse.
His arrival was preceded by a convoy of presidential vehicles, security vehicles and officers from different police units.
He spoke to religious leaders - gathered at the courtyard outside the court. Zuma appears to be in high spirits before entering the court.
Meanwhile, the planned march by Zuma supporters outside court is about to wrap up. Metro police spokesperson, Parboo Sewpersadh has shared some advice for Durban motorists.
"Please stay away from Victoria Embankment - between Field Street and the Southern Freeway. That areas is closed and is a traffic free zone," he said.
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