JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -South Africa's top court ruled on Friday that former president Jacob Zuma had failed in his bid to have his 15-month jail sentence for failing to attend a corruption inquiry overturned.
The sentence was handed down after Zuma failed to testify at an inquiry probing corruption during his 9-year rule, one seen as a test of post-apartheid South Africa's ability to enforce the rule of law, particularly against powerful politicians.
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