had discretion to determine the appropriate amount in any given case. The court concluded that Shaik and his companies had not shown that the High Court improperly exercised its discretion to determine the amount to be confiscated nor that the order confiscating both the shareholding and the dividend was "disturbingly inappropriate". References in popular culture In November 2006 the South African comic strip Madam & Eve ran a series of strips lampooning Shaik's arrival in prison. Footnotes Department of Foreign Affairs: Tribute to South Africa's Minister of Foreign Affairs ANC: Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma News24: Shaik Clan Ready for Verdict News24: Zuma Lived the Expensive Life High Court of South Africa: Summary of Substantial Facts in Terms of Section 144(3)(a) of Act 51 of 1977 Institute for Justice and Reconciliation: Economic Transformation News Sunday Times The Star: The Story of the State v Schabir Shaik and Others SAPA: Chippy Shaik's Name Dropped at Brother's Trial IPO Africa: Shaik faces 2004 high court trial Sunday Times: How the case against Shaik implicates deputy president SABC News: Shaik thought political connections would help: witness iAfrica: Zuma Lawyer Contradicts Loan Evidence The Star: The story of the State v Schabir Shaik and others Business in Africa: Mortgaging a Nation IPO Africa: The State Versus Schabir Shaik News24: MEC to testify in Shaik trial SABC News: Shaik cross-examination enters day three Sunday Times: Cosatu stands by Zuma's right to fair treatment The Herald: Zuma’s jewel village ‘built with bribes’ Mail & Guardian: Scorpions Probe Jacob Zuma AllAfrica.com: Corruption Trial Pressures Mbeki, Facing G8 Summit, to Fire Deputy SABC News: Friday – 29 October 2004 – Open ended loans The Star: How he was found guilty – Part five News24: Full transcript of Shaik judgment News24: Shaik hints at French witness World Socialist Web Site: Arms corruption scandal erupts in South Africa SABC News: Highlights of last weeks of 2004 iAfrica: De Lille testifies at Shaik trial BBC News: The rise and fall of Tony Yengeni References News24: Schabir Shaik Trial. Retrieved 20 September 2005 SABC News: Schabir Shaik Trial. Retrieved 21 September 2005 2005 in case law 2005 in South African law History of South Africa Political scandals in South Africa Jacob Zuma 2005 in South Africa Corruption in South Africa