South Africa Jacob Zuma corruption case to be reviewed

Jacob Zuma has been accused of not doing enough to relieve poverty

A South African court has ruled that the decision to drop corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma can be reviewed.

The charges were dropped just weeks before the 2009 election which led to Mr Zuma becoming president.
The court agreed with a request from the opposition Democratic Alliance which wants to challenge the decision.
The judges said judicial reviews were the "best guarantee against tyranny, now and in the future".
Mr Zuma is facing increased criticism from some members of the governing African National Congress ahead of its decision in December on whether to retain him as its leader for the next election, scheduled for 2014.
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