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The year that was: Highlights from the state capture inquiry
The commission of inquiry into state capture closed for the year on 10 December 2020. Here are some of the biggest moments from the inquiry this year....
Outa has reacted to Tuesday's judgment in the Pretoria High Court that dismissed Myeni's application to appeal an earlier ruling that declared her a delinquent director.
Earlier this year, Myeni, a former SAA board chairperson, was declared a delinquent director by the court and was barred for life from serving as a director of any entity.
Khoza was testifying about the suspension of executives at the power utility.
Former Eskom board member Zethembe Khoza on Wednesday told the state capture commission that former board chair Zola Tsotsi only mentioned that the instructions came from Zuma, but never said they originated from Dudu Myeni.
Deputy Chief Justice and chair of the commission of inquiry into state capture Raymond Zondo has instructed that a criminal charge be laid against former SAA chairperson Dudu Myeni. This comes after Myeni disclosed the name of a protected witness during her testimony earlier this month.
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said that the commission received Myeni's submission explaining her conduct but he had decided that she should be investigated for contravening the Commissions Act.
Dudu Myeni repeated the name of the whistleblower known as Mr X numerous times while giving testimony at the commission.
Former SAA board chair Dudu Myeni spent three days on the stand at the state capture commission, but would not answer most questions.
The Deputy Chief Justice on Friday warned Dudu Myeni that she might not be doing herself any favours by refusing to answer questions.
Former SAA board chair Dudu Myeni appeared in front of the state capture commission of inquiry but refused to answer questions. #DuduMyeni #StateCapture
Dudu Myeni was back at the stand for the third day at the state capture commission and occasionally refused to answer some questions over fears she could incriminate herself.
Dudu Myeni confirmed signing several documents to the state capture commission but later refused to confirm a similar signature on deposit slips of the Jacob Zuma Foundation.
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said that the commission was giving Dudu Myeni the platform to respond to allegations made by witnesses against her.
Former SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni continues giving evidence at the state capture inquiry.
Evidence leader Advocate Kate Hofmeyr believes that former SAA board chair Dudu Myeni deliberately endangered the witness and she wants her to be charged.
Dudu Myeni has invoked her right to remain silent on dealings between her son and Mr X, but she was clear that she never received money or gifts from former Bosasa chief operations officer Angelo Agrizzi.
The former South African Airways (SAA) board chair earlier named witness "Mr X" - who had implicated her.
Mr X, whose identity the commission made an order to protect, told the inquiry and he and Myeni swindled and laundered millions from Mhlatuze Water when she was board chair.