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Zondo files papers to have Zuma jailed for two years
In Monday's papers, the secretary of the commission is the applicant and the respondents are Zuma, the minister of police and the SAPS.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The pendulum swings between hope and despair in South Africa
In typically contradictory South African fashion, as the circus which is ANC politics played itself out on the national stage, hope was in the air as the local COVID-19 vaccine rollout began.
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Zondo not buying Daniels didn’t have power to advise board on Tegeta prepayment
She was been testifying before the state capture commission on Friday on a R1.68 billion coal purchase prepayment.
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Bheki Cele to report back to ANC NEC after visit with Jacob Zuma
The contents of the meeting were not yet revealed, but it came against the backdrop of Jacob Zuma's refusal to co-operate with the State Capture Commission despite the ANC's stance on the inquiry.
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ANALYSIS: Zuma defiance is a grave moment. But it’s not a constitutional crisis
The former president is in a corner and largely isolated. His only option is to stir the pot so much that it gives him some kind of bargaining power.
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Zikalala says Zuma’s conduct not aligned with ANC policy
Jacob Zuma maintains he will not appear before the state capture commission as long as it’s chaired by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo whom he accuses of being prejudiced.
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Zondo: If action not taken against Zuma, others could ignore court orders too
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said the court should find him guilty of contempt for defying its order – and the State Capture Commission summons to testify.
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Zuma: I have no objection to the law, but I object to Zondo Inquiry
He has released a statement in response to Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo referring his matter back to the Constitutional Court for action.
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Zondo: We will ask for imprisonment of Zuma if found guilty of contempt of court
Former President Jacob Zuma was a no-show at the State Capture commission of inquiry on Monday 15 February 2021. As a result, the commission will approach the Constitutional Court to find Zuma guilty of contempt of court, and would request a term of imprisonment for him.
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Zikalala ‘confident’ ANC officials will convince Zuma to abide by the law
On Monday, Zuma was a no-show at the state capture commission despite a Constitutional Court ruling ordering him to appear before Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo and testify.
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Zondo: State capture commission to ask for imprisonment of Zuma
A dangerous precedent could be set if Deputy Chief Justice Zondo allowed Jacob Zuma to defy the State Capture Commission summons and the Constitutional Court order.
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WATCH LIVE: Jacob Zuma and the State Capture Inquiry PART 2
Former President Jacob Zuma failed to return to the Zondo Commission of inquiry into state capture on 15 February.
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Parliament should hold president more accountable, UCT professor tells Zondo
Professor Richard Calland has told the Zondo Commission that in 1994, parliamentary portfolio committees were set up to keep an eye on government departments but this wasn't the case with the president or the Presidency.
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ANALYSIS: Treating Zuma gently has failed. What now for SA’s corruption inquiry?
The Constitutional Court described former President Jacob Zuma’s lack of cooperation with the commission as "reprehensible".
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Frustrated Zondo lashes out at Parly for failing to act against Prasa corruption
Prasa was back in the spotlight on Monday with evidence from Parliament’s former transport committee chairperson Dikeledi Magadzi.
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Khoza: Mantashe told MPs to always side with Zuma or they'd be disciplined
This regards a Constitutional Court ruling when Zuma was still president.
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Ball now in Zondo’s court to enforce summons against Zuma - analysts
Zuma has released a list of injustices against him, slamming last week’s Constitutional Court findings that he must appear, describing it as extraordinary and unprecedented.
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Ex-SSA boss Fraser, DG Dlomo never vetted for security clearance, Zondo told
Miss K has told the state capture commission that Thulani Dlomo created a parallel structure that he controlled and used to clear people who he appointed.
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'Blunders': ConCourt says Zondo Inquiry to blame for Zuma situation
While delivering the unanimous judgment which ordered Jacob Zuma to answer questions at the inquiry, Justice Chris Jafta also criticised the conduct of the commission.
