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    November 20 2009 at 09:45AM Get IOL on your
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The Jackie Selebi case in the High Court in Johannesburg was postponed on Friday when a generator at the court was flooded following a power cut.

Lawyers stood outside closed courtroom doors and it seemed there would be no cases on Friday.

The corruption case of former police commissioner Jackie Selebi was postponed until Monday. - Sapa

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