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State ‘ready’ to put ex-SAA board chair Dudu Myeni on trial
State advocate Rendani Ndou revealed in court that the regional director of public prosecutions had rejected Dudu Myeni's representations and that the defence...
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Myeni bid to avoid charges for revealing identity of witness failed, court told
The former South African Airways (SAA) chair’s case of defeating the administration of justice for revealing the identity of a protected witness at the state capture commission of inquiry, came before the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court on Wednesday morning.
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Dudu Myeni back in court over conduct during Zondo inquiry
In November 2020, Myeni took the stand and revealed the identity of a protected witness, 'Mr X', while giving evidence.
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Fourth state capture report takes aim at high level players in prosecution tally
The state capture commission has released its finding on Eskom, with former officials found to have used their powers to benefit consultancy firm Trillian.
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Solidarity opens corruption case against state capture suspects
Solidarity said these charges were brought following reports and recommendations by the Zondo commission.
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Another delay in Dudu Myeni's court case
She is accused of naming a protected witness at the state capture commission of inquiry in 2020.
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SA needs a new standalone anti-corruption body, says expert
There has been varied reaction to moves by the NPA to form a task force to deal with the findings of the state capture inquiry.
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Ex-SAA CEO Mpshe hopes NPA will act on state capture report
Former SAA acting CEO Mathulwane Mpshe said that it would be a sad moment for the country if prosecutors did not take decisive action.
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Pressure now on NPA to bring charges against those responsible for state capture
The Zondo Commission released its first report last week with former SAA Chair Dudu Myeni and former Sars Commissioner Tom Moyane singled out for wrong doing.
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Sacca: State capture thrived at SAA and union members suffered the consequences
The association has welcomed the state capture inquiry report, which found that former SAA chairperson, Dudu Myeni, was incompetent and acted with corrupt intent.
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Growing calls for current & former SAA staff to be prosecuted alongside Myeni
The Zondo Commission has singled out former chairperson Dudu Myeni as being among those responsible for the airline's costly demise but the South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) believes there are more people to blame for the corruption and maladministration at the airline.
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State capture report details Dudu Myeni's abuse of SSA resources
The 800-plus page report shows how state resources were used to further the criminal project of state capture- corruption and fraud at state-owned entities.
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Zondo recommends NPA probe Myeni for fraud over R800m SAA transaction
Former South African Airways (SAA) board chairperson Dudu Myeni has been heavily implicated in state capture and the collapse of the national airline.
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Zuma fled inquiry as he couldn't explain Myeni's SAA appointment - Zondo report
It said that Zuma could not have justified his insistence that Myeni be retained at SAA nor could he have credibly denied evidence by former ministers Pravin Gordhan and Nhlanhla Nene that he wanted her retained at SAA.
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WATCH LIVE: Former minister Malusi Gigaba returns to Zondo inquiry
Former Cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba is continuing to give evidence at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on Monday afternoon.
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Myeni to Zondo: Tsotsi wanted to use me as a scapegoat as he faced corruption
Dudu Myeni said she helped Zola Tsotsi with advice on how to appoint a legal advisor and to set up a meeting with former President Jacob Zuma.
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Dudu Myeni denies allegations of personal interests in Eskom affairs
Former SAA chairperson Dudu Myeni testified before the state capture commission of inquiry on 25 May 2021. #StateCapture #DuduMyeni #ZondoCommission
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Myeni given until 7 June to reply to questions she previously refused to answer
Dudu Myeni’s lawyer, Advocate Nqabayethu Buthelezi, told the commission that she would submit answers in writing as Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo ordered.
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Myeni says state capture no-show due to miscommunication
Earlier on Tuesday, Dudu Myeni failed to postpone her appearance, which was scheduled to begin at 9am. She claimed that she did not get communication in time because she changed lawyers.
