South African ex-president Zuma's bid to stop corruption trial is rejected By Reuters

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South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has dismissed previous president Jacob Zuma's application to bid a lower court's choice that he should stand preliminary for debasement, an enlistment center of the court said on Friday.  

As per the neighborhood news office Eye Witness News, the SCA decided that Zuma's allure against an October choice by the Pietermaritzburg High Court had "no sensible possibilities of achievement".  

Zuma, in office from 2009-2018, had applied for the stay of arraignment for supposed extortion, racketeering and illegal tax avoidance identifying with an arrangement to purchase European military gear for South Africa's military during the 1990s.  

The French barrier firm Thales, blamed for consenting to pay Zuma around $34,000 every year for insurance from an examination concerning the $2 billion arms arrangement, and set to stand preliminary this year alongside the previous pioneer, had likewise claimed the choice.  

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