Law firm takes MK Party to court over R12.5m bill
What to know about Law firm takes MK Party to court over R12.5m bill
Story audio is generated using AI The long-standing relationship between Jacob Zuma and attorney Barnabas Xulu seems to be on the rocks, with the lawyer’s firm heading to court to recover R12.5m in legal fees from Zuma’s MK Party.
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What happened
Story audio is generated using AI The long-standing relationship between Jacob Zuma and attorney Barnabas Xulu seems to be on the rocks, with the lawyer’s firm heading to court to recover R12.5m in legal fees from Zuma’s MK Party.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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