The state alleges that Zuma received hundreds of payments amounting to millions of rands via his then financial adviser, convicted fraudster, Shabir Shaik, at the time of the arms deal acquisition process in the 1990s.
Puso e latofatsa Zuma ka go amogela makgolokgolo a dituelo tse dimilione tsa diranta go tswa go mogakolodi wa gagwe wa madi, yo o bonweng molato, Shabir Shaik, ka nako ya tsamaiso ya go fitlhela tsa dibetsa ka di ngwaga tsa bo 1990.