The new head of South Africa's anti-graft watchdog said on Wednesday she would not release a report on allegations of political interference by President Jacob Zuma's allies pending completion of a court case on the matter.
Anti-graft watchdog to keep Zuma report until court case heard
Three Indian-born businessmen are the subject of an official investigation into allegations that they have had undue influence over Zuma.
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The court will on Nov. 1 hear an application by Zuma that the report be held back because he has not had the chance to question witnesses and review any evidence that implicated him.
Three Indian-born businessmen -- Ajay, Atul and Rajesh Gupta, and companies they control -- are the subject of an official investigation into allegations that they have had undue influence over Zuma.
The president has denied granting undue influence to the brothers and they have denied seeking it.
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