Dozens Arrested in South Africa Riots Following Zuma's ImprisonmentProtests against the jailing of former South African president Jacob Zuma spread from his hometown to country’s main economic hub of Johannesburg Sunday.\n\nShops in Johannesburg were looted overnight and a section of the major M2 highway was closed as some protests turned violent.\n\nPolice say 62 people have been arrested in connection with riots since Zuma was imprisoned last Wednesday.\n\nThe body of a 40-year-old man has been recovered from one of the shops that was set on fire over the weekend.\n\nZuma is serving a 15-month sentence for contempt of court after he failed to testify while being probed for corruption during his term as president from 2009-2018.\n\nProtests began immediately following his arrest last week in his home province of KwaZulu-Natal.\n\nZuma has denied allegations that widespread corruption took place under his leadership, and he refused to participate in an inquiry that began during his final weeks in office.\n\nHe has also challenged his current sentence, arguing in part that he will be at risk of catching COVID-19 while imprisoned. A court is expected to hear his challenge on Monday.\n\nSome information in this report came from Reuters and the Associated Press.