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Chikane: Gupta family's rise in SA no accident of history
Chikane, who served under former Presidents Thabo Mbeki and Kgalema Motlanthe, testified at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown on Tuesday.
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Nhlanhla Nene appointed non-executive director at Grobank
Nene resigned last year after pressure from opposition political parties and the public.
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Chikane: I told Maseko to reject Zuma’s order to deal with Guptas
Frank Chikane is testifying at the state capture, where he has been called to corroborate the evidence of former government spokesperson Themba Maseko.
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WATCH LIVE: Frank Chikane steps up to testify at Zondo Inquiry
On Monday, member of Britain's House of Lords, Peter Hain, told the commission he believed that the international community would benefit from improved cooperation between governments when dealing with corruption and money laundering.
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Hain: The people of SA deserve better than looting caused by state capture
Peter Hain was also concerned that the country was not moving speedily to recover stolen assets through the state capture project.
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Sold! 3 bedroom Gupta property in Saxonwold auctioned for R2.6m
The controversial family had since left the country after more allegations of corruption against some of the Gupta brothers emerged.
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International banks should bear responsibility for state capture - Hain
Former British politician Lord Peter Hain testified at the Zondo commission on the role international firms played in the fraud and corruption that took place in the public sector over the past decade.
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Peter Hain: Banks, other foreign govts complicit in state capture
Hain took to the stand at the state capture public hearings in Johannesburg, where he is testifying about how domestic corruption is facilitated on the international stage to enable money laundering.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry resumes with testimony from Peter Hain
Peter Hain is expected to share with the commission information at his disposal on how international banks, corporates and states aided in this project.
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UK's Peter Hain to cast blame on global banks in Zuma corruption
Zuma, who was removed as president last year over corruption allegations, is facing a judicial inquiry. He has agreed to cooperate even while dismissing the probe as prejudiced.
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Agrizzi: Watson family's criminal case won't stop my revelations
Former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi said he was ready to defend himself in a criminal case opened against him by the family of the company’s late CEO Gavin Watson.
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Gavin Watson’s family accuses Angelo Agrizzi of stealing R35mn
Gavin Watson’s nephew, Jared, laid the complaint of theft on Wednesday, claiming R35 million went missing under Agrizzi while he was still in employed by the company now called African Global Operations.
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Ex-Eskom CFO Anoj Singh absent from Saica disciplinary hearing
The hearing is listening to opening arguments by Saica legal representative Advocate Hamilton Maenetja SC, who is explaining to the disciplinary committee the merits of each charge levelled against Singh.
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Former Eskom exec Anoj Singh to face Saica disciplinary committee
Singh faces disciplinary action emanating from 18 charges for being in breach of various clauses of Saica's code of conduct, including that he behaved in a manner that brought the accountancy profession into disrepute.
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‘Technical issues’ cited as extradition treaty between SA, UAE delayed
South Africa approached the UAE and India for mutual legal assistance to have the controversial members of the Gutpa family extradited to face state capture allegations here on home soil.
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Mzwanele Manyi accuses Zondo Commission of being biased
Manyi reluctantly answered questions during his second appearance at the state capture commission on Wednesday.
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State capture: Mzwanele Manyi slams commission for ‘ambushing’ him
He was expected to shed light on allegations that money was channelled into accounts owned by the Gutpa family from GCIS and the role he played in that transaction.
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No records approving Maseko transfer from GCIS, Presidency tells Zondo Inquiry
Former President Jacob Zuma told the commission earlier this year that the decision to replace Themba Maseko with Mzwanele Manyi was approved by Cabinet in February 2011.
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Maseko to Zondo: Jacob Zuma's evidence is untrue
Former Government Communications Director-General Themba Maseko claimed that Jacob Zuma lied when he told the Zondo Commission that he never ordered him to be sacked.
