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	Schabir Shaik Versuch - Schabir Shaik trial
		Nachdem Bruder Chippy Shaiks vom Ministry von Defence für seine Miteinbeziehung in einem verdorbenen Waffengeschäft verschoben wurde, wurde Schabir Shaik 2001 für den Besitz der geheimen Dokumente festgehalten, nachdem fanden Forscher, dass er in verdorbene Umgang in Zuma sowie Betrug miteinbezogen wurde.
		Shaik wurde dann für den Besitz der geheimen Dokumente festgehalten, aber gesagt waren sie „Mickey Mouse“ Aufladungen und geschworen, um aus Gericht heraus zu gehen ein freier Mann.
		Singh bezeugte, dass bei dieser Sitzung Shaik sagte, dass sie „Beschädigung Steuerung“ besprechen mussten.
	ende.explicatus.org /wiki/Schabir_Shaik_trial (6108 words)

	Schabir Shaik - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Schabir Shaik is a South African businessman from Durban, who rose to prominence due to his close association with South African Deputy President Jacob Zuma.
		His brother, Chippy Shaik, was in charge of arms acquisition at the Department of Defence, which allowed Shaik to bid on a lucrative contract to supply Valour class patrol corvettes to the South African Navy.
		Shaik was put on trial for fraud and corruption at the Durban High Court from 11 October 2004.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Schabir_Shaik (745 words)

	Zuma advisor appeals S.African corruption ruling - Boston.com
		Shaik was found guilty in June 2005 of paying Zuma about 1.3 million rand ($169,900) to help advance his business interests and of trying to solicit a 500,000 rand a year bribe for Zuma from a French arms firm in return for protection from a government probe.
		Shaik's defense argued on Monday the state had not followed the correct approach in interpreting the relationship between their client and Zuma, and had not proved beyond reasonable doubt that that relationship was corrupt, local media said.
		Shaik, who did not attend the first day of the hearing in the central city of Bloemfontein, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for two counts of corruption and one of fraud.
	www.boston.com /news/world/africa/articles/2006/09/25/zuma_advisor_appeals_safrican_corruption_ruling?rss_id=Boston.com+%2F+News (519 words)

	Shaik still faces 15 years
		Shaik had been sentenced to 15 years in prison on each of the two corruption counts, and another three years for fraud.
		On the fraud charge, Shaik was granted leave to challenge a finding that he had discussed with his auditors the irregular write-off of loans, some of which had been to Zuma.
		Should Shaik fail in his bid to the SCA on the other two counts, Squires said, there would be no merits for interfering with the sentences he had imposed.
	news24.com /News24/South_Africa/Shaik_trial/0,,2-7-1708_1745939,00.html (730 words)

	News24.com: South Africa: Breaking News: South Africa, Aids Focus, Politics, News, Holiday Report
		Schabir Shaik's application to the Constitutional Court is a 'frivolous' last-ditch attempt to stay out of jail, according to the State.
		Schabir Shaik's lawyers have failed to lodge papers with the Constitutional Court appealing his corruption and fraud conviction and sentence.
		Schabir Shaik is to approach the Constitutional Court in a bid to have his corruption and fraud convictions overturned, reports SABC television news.
	www.news24.com /News24/South_Africa/Shaik_trial/Home/0,,2-7-1708,00.html (544 words)

	Africa News : Shaik could lose R34m (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The appeals arose from the seven-month trial last year in which Shaik and several of his companies were found guilty on two charges of corruption and one of fraud.
		Shaik was sentenced to 15 years in jail, in effect, and his companies were sentenced to pay fines of more than R4-million.
		Shaik has not been present at the court for any of the appeal hearings this week, choosing to avoid the media frenzy in favour of spending time with his family in Durban.
	www.keralanext.com /news/?id=856991 (242 words)

	Bells toll for Zuma : Moneyweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This states that a businessman [Shaik] and several corporate entities [Shaik’s Nkobi group, entailing several Shaik-controlled entities] paid a highly placed public official [Zuma] “with significant political influence to intervene in commercial negotiations/transactions for their benefit”.
		Second, the case against Shaik involved irregular write-offs of loans in annual financial statements; this was declared to be as “constituting fraud”.
		Shaik’s evidence that he, Zuma and Thétard had indeed met shortly before the date of the fax but that the subject matter of their discussions was a request that Thomson make a donation to the Jacob Zuma Educational Trust, was “rightly rejected by the trial court”.
	www.moneyweb.co.za /economy/political_economy/380982.htm (796 words)

	Information about Schabir Shaik Trial
		Shaik's trial was the subject of intense media attention due to the involvement of several high-profile members of the South African government.
		Shaik's lawyers argued in cross-examination that their own forensic auditor showed that payments to Zuma were only a small percentage of the group's turnover.
		Shaik was sentenced to three years for fraud; however, Judge Squires said he found mitigating circumstances for not imposing the same minimum penalty for the fraud charge, as Shaik had not been the instigator and the crime had no adverse effect on any other party.
	english.turkcebilgi.com /Schabir_Shaik_Trial (6252 words)

	IOL: Schabir Shaik Trial
		The family of Schabir Shaik, the former financial adviser to ANC Deputy President Jacob Zuma, will not be in Bloemfontein for the Supreme Court of Appeal ruling on whether to set aside his fraud and corruption conviction.
		Schabir Shaik - the man who a judge found had a "generally corrupt relationship" with former deputy president Jacob Zuma - is counting the hours to his judgment day that could see him in jail for years.
		Since Schabir Shaik was refused leave to appeal against his three-year sentence for fraud by both the original trial court of Judge Hilary Squires and by the Supreme Court of Appeal, he could be going to jail sooner than most people think.
	www.int.iol.co.za /index.php?set_id=1&click_id=2976 (1671 words)

	Schabir_Shaik LANGUAGE SCHOOL EXPLORER
		Schabir Shaik is a South African businessman from the Berea, Durban, who rose to prominence due to his close association with South African Deputy President Jacob Zuma.
		Shaik was put on trial for fraud and corruption at the Durban High Court from 11 October 2004.
		Shaik was found guilty on two counts of corruption and one count of fraud, with judge Squires stating in his 165-page verdict that there was "overwhelming" evidence of a corrupt relationship between Shaik and Zuma.
	language.school-explorer.com /info/Schabir_Shaik (736 words)

	iafrica.com \| news \| sa news Shaik family drops criticism of NPA
		Yunis Shaik, brother of Schabir, said their impression of the National Prosecuting Authority was that the NPA was a social institution and was executing its mandate to the best of its ability.
		The dismissal of Schabir Shaik's appeal against corruption and fraud convictions was a "devastating judgment on all three counts", his brother Mo said.
		This explained Schabir Shaik's absence from a media conference he was scheduled to address, Mo told reporters in Cape Town.
	iafrica.com /news/sa/387683.htm (641 words)

	iafrica.com \| news \| sa news Shaik family drops criticism of NPA
		Yunis Shaik, brother of Schabir, said their impression of the National Prosecuting Authority was that the NPA was a social institution and was executing its mandate to the best of its ability.
		This explained Schabir Shaik's absence from a media conference he was scheduled to address, Mo told reporters in Cape Town.
		He said it was a matter of hours before Schabir was supposed to report to the authorities and his brother was preparing for this.
	www.iafrica.com /news/sa/387683.htm (641 words)

	ABC News: S.Africa's Zuma shaken as ex-aide loses graft appeal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Legal experts said Shaik's lawyers could try to appeal to the Constitutional Court — the highest in the land — but there might not be sufficient constitutional grounds for this.
		Shaik had been scheduled to take part in a news conference after the ruling, but pulled out at the last minute.
		Shaik was convicted of corruption and graft last year by a judge who said he had a "generally corrupt" relationship with Zuma, long seen as the frontrunner to succeed Thabo Mbeki when he finishes his second and final term as president in 2009.
	abcnews.go.com /International/wireStory?id=2631540 (397 words)

	Pretoria News: Schabir Shaik's appeal rejected (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Schabir Shaik's appeal against his fraud and corruption convictions has been dismissed.
		Shaik, who admitted earlier this morning to being an anxious man as he waited for the appeal ruling, was not present.
		Shaik said he would take his case to the Constitutional Court if the appeal was rejected.
	www.pretorianews.co.za /index.php?fArticleId=3523285 (513 words)

	Mbeki deputy in trouble as judge, says ally ‘guilty’
		Zuma’s friend from the anti-apartheid struggle and former financial adviser Schabir Shaik is accused of paying him 1.3 million rand ($195,900) in bribes to induce Zuma to use his political influence to further Shaik’s business interests.
		Shaik is also charged with trying to solicit a 500,000 rand a year bribe for Zuma from a French arms firm in return for protecting it from an investigation into a massive arms deal.
		Shaik says there was nothing corrupt in their relationship, that the payments made to Zuma were loans between friends, and that the discussions with the arms firm involved possible payments to charity.
	www.eastandard.net /archives/cl/hm_news/news.php?articleid=21820 (585 words)

	umuco.com - To Shaik or not to Shaik ? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Very awkward, then, that the denouement of the celebrated trial of Schabir Shaik has inevitably focused in on the moral credentials of the deputy president of South Africa.
		The law courts of South Africa have established that Schabir Shaik allowed himself to be sucked into immoral private arrangements with a top government official to bail him out with his personal problems -probably arising out of having too many wives to deal with.
		Schabir Shaik is going to have to take the jump alone.
	www.umuco.com /article.php3?id_article=664 (790 words)

	CNN.com - S. African deputy president's aide jailed - Jun 8, 2005
		Schabir Shaik was found guilty last week on charges he paid Zuma around 1.3 million rand (almost $195,000) for political favours and brokered a bribe from a French arms firm.
		Shaik was also sentenced on Wednesday to three years' jail over one count of fraud, which will be served concurrently.
		Sentencing Shaik, Judge Hillary Squires said Zuma was aware that Shaik was attempting to procure a bribe for him.
	www.cnn.com /2005/WORLD/africa/06/08/zuma.sentence (368 words)

	Schabir Shaik trial - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After Shaik's brother Chippy was suspended from the Ministry of Defence for his involvement in a corrupt arms deal, Schabir Shaik was arrested in 2001 for the possession of secret documents, after which investigators found that he was involved in corrupt dealings with Zuma as well as fraud.
		Schabir Shaik, a member of the wealthy and important Shaik family of Durban, proved to be important in reestablishing Zuma's life.
		Shaik told the court that the company's auditors and financial director Colin Isaacs took full responsibility for the financial side of operations, that he was sure that the accounting books were in order, and that when he became aware of the problem he had it corrected.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Schabir_Shaik_trial (5822 words)

	Sunday Tribune: Shaik leaves a trail of destruction in his wake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In January 2001, the Mail and Guardian newspaper revealed that Schabir Shaik, Zuma's financial adviser, and also the brother of Chippy Shaik, a government arms procurer, was a director of a company that won a R400 million tender in the arms deal.
		Shaik was arrested on a charge of possessing classified minutes on the arms deal.
		In June Schabir Shaik was summoned to the NPA to answer questions.
	www.sundaytribune.co.za /index.php?fArticleId=2546201 (1919 words)

	Leader in trouble as bribery trial begins - World - www.theage.com.au
		Schabir Shaik is besieged by the media as he leaves the Durban court.
		Shaik is also accused of involvement in soliciting a bribe from a French arms company in return for protection from a probe into alleged irregularities in the weapons supply contract.
		Shaik has denied any wrongdoing, saying his close relationship to Mr Zuma was simply a reflection of their shared history in South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/10/12/1097406567873.html?from=storylhs (605 words)

	Cape Times: Zuma and I, by Schabir Shaik (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Shaik, who has pleaded not guilty to two charges of corruption and one of fraud, started his evidence by telling of his "special kind of comradeship" with Zuma.
		Shaik said that he made over R1 million in payments on behalf of the ANC during 1998 and 1999, which included paying for the rental of safe houses, and vehicles to be used during the election in 1999.
		Shaik also admitted to paying for a safe house for Zuma at a time of great political instability in KZN between 1996 and 1997.
	www.capetimes.co.za /index.php?fSectionId=269&fArticleId=2419884 (717 words)

	VOANews.com - S.African Police Arrest Third Suspect in Illicit Arms Deal
		Shaik is accused of possessing confidential government documents linked to the multimillion-dollar weapons procurement at the center of a year-long scandal.
		Schabir Shaik is also on the board of directors of two different defense contractors, which received lucrative contracts in the arms deal.
		Schabir Shaik is the third person to be arrested in connection with the arms deal.
	www.help-for-you.com /news/Nov2001/Nov16/PRT16-23Article.html (379 words)

	South African Deputy President Linked to Corruption Trial - Global Policy Forum - Nations and States
		South African businessman Schabir Shaik has pleaded not guilty to charges of bribery, fraud, and corruption at the start of his long-awaited criminal trial.
		The accused, Schabir Shaik, is the deputy president's close friend and financial advisor.
		Shaik deal with financial activity between 1995 and 2002.
	www.globalpolicy.org /nations/launder/regions/2004/1014southafrica.htm (563 words)

	Africa News : 'Shaik not involved in Gautrain' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Ten of Shaik's companies were involved in his trial which related to his dealings with ex-Deputy President Jacob Zuma.
		Shaik was found guilty on all the main charges and was given 15 years each on two corruption convictions and three on a conviction for fraud.
		Five Supreme Court of Appeal judges who subsequently heard Shaik's appeal were working non-stop on the judgement, a court spokesman said earlier this month.
	www.keralanext.com /news/?id=890959 (158 words)

	Schabir Shaik 'cheated' in exam
		PROMINENT businessman Schabir Shaik, currently on trial for fraud and corruption in the Durban High Court, cheated in an exam while a student at the former M L Sultan Technikon in 1990, according to several well-placed sources.
		In summary, the documents allege that Shaik was caught cheating twice during the exam.
		Shaik confirmed to DITonline that he had not completed his Masters degree.
	www.news24.com /News24/AnanziArticle/0,6935,186-187_1624377,00.html (931 words)

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