Jacob Zuma corruption case adjourned to 8 June
The Jacob Zuma corruption case has been postponed - in the Durban High Court.
Advocate Billy Downer - who's leading the State's case against Zuma - has asked for the matter to continue in June.
The case was adjourned until 8 June. The court has heard this is a continuance of a case that was on a court roll back in 2009.
Downer says the state is ready to recommence the trial but there are various applications that the defence intends on making.
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The State advocate says there would be room on the court's roll as early as 12 November to start the trial.
This will also depend on the outcome of a review application that the Defence - consisting of Advocate Hoosen Gani and legal advisor, Michael Hulley seen today - will bring before the court.
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