NATIONAL NEWS - The Presidency says President Jacob Zuma has noted and respects the judgment handed down by the Constitutional Court and its findings relating to the Public Protector's report on Nkandla today.
The court found that the president failed to uphold, defend and respect the Constitution as the supreme law of the land.
He has been ordered to pay back the money.
National Treasury has been given 60 days to determine a reasonable amount for Zuma to pay back.
Zuma will then have 45 days to pay the final amount.
In a statement, the Presidency said Zuma reaffirms the powers of the Constitutional Court as a final arbiter on matters.
Zuma will now reflect on the judgment and consult with other institutions of state to determine his next step.
He has been ordered to pay back the money.
National Treasury has been given 60 days to determine a reasonable amount for Zuma to pay back.
Zuma will then have 45 days to pay the final amount.
In a statement, the Presidency said Zuma reaffirms the powers of the Constitutional Court as a final arbiter on matters.
Zuma will now reflect on the judgment and consult with other institutions of state to determine his next step.
