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Pay back the R28.9 million in legal fees, court tells Jacob Zuma
Cape Times
|October 23, 2025
FORMER President Jacob Zuma could have his immovable and/or movable properties including his state pension attached if he fails to pay back the money incurred during his private litigation over the years - all of the slightly more than R28.9 million.
The interest is on R18.9 million, running from 25 January 2024 to the date of payment.
Gauteng High Court, Pretoria Judge Anthony Millar ordered Zuma to make this payment to the State Attorney - R28,960,774,34 - as well as pay interest as calculated at the prescribed rate.
In the event that Zuma fails to satisfy the judgment debt in this matter within 60 days of the date of the court's order, the judge direct State Attorney to have a writ of execution issued by the Registrar of this Court for the attachment and sale of his immovable and/ or movable properties to satisfy the judgment debt.
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