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S. African Court to Review Zuma Corruption Ruling

A judge in South Africa on Friday said a 2009 court decision to drop nearly 800 corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma was “irrational” and called for the case to be re-examined. "The decision... to discontinue the charges against Mr. Zuma is irrational and should be reviewed," Pretoria High Court judge Aubrey Ledwaba said. "Mr. Zuma should face the charges as applied." The court initially made the decision to drop the charges based on phone intercepts...

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