Lawyers for Lts-Col Christine Anderson and Stefan van Zyl will approach a high court if the army does not make a decision about their prosecution over the Gupta controversy soon.
According to a legal letter sent to the SA National Defence Force, which Beeld said it saw, the matter has dragged on for 18 months, Beeld reported on Wednesday.
Last October the army said their lawyers would soon be informed of the director of military prosecutions’ decision.
They were allegedly involved in the landing of a private jet carrying guests to a wedding in the family of wealthy business family the Guptas, at the Waterkloof Air Force base in Tshwane, Pretoria.
There has been no indication of the decision yet.
14/01/15 The Citizen
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According to a legal letter sent to the SA National Defence Force, which Beeld said it saw, the matter has dragged on for 18 months, Beeld reported on Wednesday.
Last October the army said their lawyers would soon be informed of the director of military prosecutions’ decision.
They were allegedly involved in the landing of a private jet carrying guests to a wedding in the family of wealthy business family the Guptas, at the Waterkloof Air Force base in Tshwane, Pretoria.
There has been no indication of the decision yet.
14/01/15 The Citizen
