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Zuma wins damages from UK newspaper

31 Jul 2009

NEWSWATCH: Jacob Zuma has won a large but undisclosed amount from The Guardian newspaper in Britain, which is to pay the president 'substantial damages' and has apologised for claiming that President Jacob Zuma is corrupt and a rapist, reports IOL.

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