IN FULL: No room to hide - Outa reveals dossier to 'seal Zuma's fate'

Civil society group Outa has released a dossier that it says sets out a “compelling case showing there is no doubt about the truth of the claims of state capture”.

When President Jacob Zuma announced that KwaZulu-Natal was going ahead with an early elective conference in 2015, his decision flew in the face of the majority's view, says the writer.
When President Jacob Zuma announced that KwaZulu-Natal was going ahead with an early elective conference in 2015, his decision flew in the face of the majority's view, says the writer.

Civil society group Outa has released a dossier that it says sets out a “compelling case showing there is no doubt about the truth of the claims of state capture”.

“The building of this case document has taken several months‚ with a team of experienced investigators‚ researchers and legal counsel‚”  said Outa chairman Wayne Duvenage   at a media conference in Cape Town.

“While the evidence stacked against President Zuma has been substantive and sufficient‚ we believe we have compiled a compelling case document that pieces together the facts and evidence in a manner that places beyond doubt the veracity of the claims against him. This document was developed in the format of a court application encompassing strong and compelling legal arguments.”