UK 'honeymoon murder' suspect arrives in South Africa

British businessman Shrien Dewani, who is accused of arranging for his bride to be murdered during their 2010 honeymoon in Cape Town, arrived in South Africa on Tuesday to face trial after losing a three-year battle against extradition. Dewani has been treated for post-traumatic stress and depression since the killing of his Swedish wife, Anni, but Pretoria has not let up in its fight to bring him to trial, mindful of the damage to crime-ridden South Africa's reputation after its successful hosting of the 2010 soccer World Cup. "He landed a short while ago," a senior justice ministry official told reporters at the court in Cape Town, where Dewani is due to appear to be charged with conspiracy to murder, murder and defeating the ends of justice. Anni Dewani was shot dead in November 2010 in a taxi in Gugulethu township on the outskirts of Cape Town.