South Africa prosecutors have dropped graft charges against African National Congress (ANC) leader Jacob Zuma.
Chief prosecutor Mokotedi Mpshe said phone-tap evidence suggested political interference in the investigation.
Mr Zuma, who is expected to become president after elections this month, has always denied claims of graft over a multimillion dollar 1999 arms deal.
The ANC welcomed the outcome but the opposition said it left democracy in peril ahead of the 22 April polls.
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