Muthambi tells Zondo she's happy to clear her name at state capture inquiry
Director-general of government communications, Phumla Williams, testified at the commission that former Communications Minister Faith Muthambi stripped her of her powers and tortured her.
JOHANNESBURG - Former Communications Minister Faith Muthambi on Friday said that she was finally happy to clear her name.
She was testifying at the state capture inquiry virtually after Deputy Chief Justice Raymond told her legal team that her appearance at the commission did not clash with any parliamentary processes.
Director-general of government communications, Phumla Williams, testified at the commission that Muthambi stripped her of her powers and tortured her.
Muthambi started with an opening statement: "Chairperson, I want to place it on record that I've never shared any state confidential documents with people I was not supposed to share such information with."
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