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Zondo admits to being shocked by some evidence given at state capture inquiry
In the year that the state capture commission has been presented with oral testimonies by current and former state officials, it had heard of ministers who traded tender deals for bags of cash, chicken packs and other favours.
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Zondo: State capture inquiry receiving a lot of public support
Speaking to the South African Broadcasting Corporation, Zondo said his commission was mindful of its mandate and duty to the public.
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Zondo commission a year later, Guptas still yet to testify
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo kicked off proceedings at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown on this day last year.
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Zondo ‘shocked’ no due diligence followed in Estina project
Former head of the agriculture department in the Free State Peter Thabethe made the concession at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown.
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Zuma to provide written statements on areas of interest in state capture probe
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said former President Jacob Zuma would provide written statements and return to the inquiry at a date yet to be determined.
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Zuma accuses Zondo of being unfair as testimony halted on day 3
In the first half of the proceedings, former President Jacob Zuma complained of being expected to remember details of events that happened a long time ago.
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Zuma’s legal team accuses Zondo commission of being unfair
Jacob Zuma was appearing for the third time before the commission on Wednesday in Parktown.
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Zondo reprimands lawyer for being disruptive during proceedings
Advocate Andre Pienaar, who is representing businessman Vivien Natasen, had on three occasions objected to the questioning of his client claiming the commission was casting aspersions against him.
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Natasen to Zondo: I didn’t know R10m from SA Express exec was obtained illegally
Neo Solutions director Vivien Natasen testified at the Zondo inquiry on Friday that he was approached by SA Express executive Brian van Wyk to keep R10 million for him, which he agreed to.
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'We'll see what happens' - Zuma on state capture inquiry appearance
There was much anticipation ahead of former President Jacob Zuma's appearance at the state capture commission next week.
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Zondo slams police for not following up on Babadi Tlatsana’s intimidation case
Tlatsana said she doesn't know what is stalling the police because she provided them with recordings of deaths threats made against her to the Hawks.
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Zondo wants clarity on status of SAPS officers implicated by Booysen
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has asked police management to report back to the state capture commission on the status of the South African Police Service (SAPS) staff whom have been implicated by former KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Johan Booysen.
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Mxolisi Zondo slams impropriety allegations as 'utter nonsense'
Advocate Mxolisi Zondo says he will not apply to cross-examine witnesses because he considers such a “fool’s errand”.
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This is why Moyane’s application to cross-examine Gordhan was dismissed
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo dismissed Tom Moyane’s application to cross-examine Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Zondo dismisses Moyane's bid to cross-examine Gordhan
State capture commission of inquiry chairperson deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has dismissed former South African Revenue Service (Sars) Commissioner Tom Moyane's application to cross-examine Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan at the inquiry.
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Zondo to rule on Moyane's application to cross-examine Gordhan
Tome Moyane believes that by cross-examining the minister, he would be able to clear his name.
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State capture: Second witness to implicate brother of commission chair Zondo
Evidence leader advocate Paul Pretorius said a second witness would now implicate advocate Mxolisi Zondo.
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Raymond Zondo: We need people to come forward
Zondo says the commission relies on whistle-blowers to trust the work of the inquiry.
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Zondo concerned that Agrizzi cannot backup corruption claims with documents
Zondo said the commission needs documentation to back up Agrizzi's damning testimony that Bosasa has spent millions of rands bribing politicians and African National Congress members.
