South Africans are awaiting the next move in the stand-off between the country's finance minister and the police. Pravin Gordhan had been called to give a statement to police in Pretoria today - but he's refused. The presidency has now released a statement. President Jacob Zuma says he has full confidence in Gordhan but he doesn't have the power to stop any investigation.
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