State capture
WATCH LIVE: State capture inquiry resumes
Advocate Paul Pretorius is leading Wednesday's proceedings.
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I had no protection from Zondo Inquiry, says whistleblower Athol Williams
Athol Williams is a former Bain SA partner, a US-based management consultancy that allegedly held several meetings with former President Jacob Zuma to make strategic appointments.
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'I was living in fear': State capture witness Athol Williams on why he fled SA
Athol Williams blew the whistle on companies and individuals involved in state capture and testified before the Zondo Commission.
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State capture whistleblower Athol Williams leaves SA over safety concerns
Athol Williams blew the whistle on companies and individuals involved in state capture and testified before the Zondo Commission.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Ramaphosa’s bid to keep ANC intact is teetering on the brink
Cyril Ramaphosa’s ‘unity uber alles’ motivation has been snubbed by an electorate tired of impunity, tired of a lack of services, tired of talk and tired of corruption, writes Judith February.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The choice of SA’s new Chief Justice is a high-stakes game
The administration of justice depends on the credibility of those who adjudicate, writes Judith February.
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ANALYSIS: President Ramaphosa needs to show more urgency in stopping rogue spies
The judge responsible for authorising the covert monitoring of communications has found that claims by journalists that they were being spied on were credible.
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'Gupta fixer' implicated in Transnet, Trillian case identified as Kuben Moodley
The alleged fixer for the Gupta family appeared in court on Wednesday afternoon after he was arrested at OR Tambo Airport on Tuesday night as he was about to board a plane en route to Dubai.
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Zondo commission granted fifth extension
The commission will now have until 31 December to hand over its final report.
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ANALYSIS: SA must better protect whistleblowers who are key in corruption fight
South Africa has seen a fair number of whistleblowers raising the alarm on irregularities and corruption – the most recent was murdered.
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Zondo Inquiry won't take part in proceedings challenging Zuma medical parole
It has instructed the State Attorney to deliver a notice to the Registrar of the Court and other parties that it would abide by the decision of the court on the matter.
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Zuma questions the way state capture commission was established
He's questioned why then-Public Protector Thuli Madonsela failed to hand over the investigation to her predecessor Busisiwe Mkhwebane but instead recommended that a commission be set up.
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Zuma failed to show why contempt order was granted in error - ConCourt
A majority judgment of the apex court found that Jacob Zuma did not meet the requirements for his sentence for contempt of court to be rescinded.
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ConCourt dismisses Jacob Zuma's rescission application
Jacob Zuma was sent to jail for 15 months by the apex court for contempt of court after he violated the court’s order and refused to appear at the state capture commission of inquiry.
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Zondo asks for state capture inquiry's work to be extended again
The commission, which is funded by taxpayer money, was previously given the green light to carry on with until the end of September.
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More suspects to be added to fraud case with Gupta-linked Iqbal Sharma
The case relates to procurement fraud involving R24.9 million paid between November 2011 and April 2012 by the Free State Agriculture Department to Nulane Investment. Sharma was both a director and shareholder of that company.
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Ramaphosa anticipates ANC, govt to be criticised when state capture report drops
Addressing the ANC's lekgotla virtually on Sunday, the president said he was expecting an exaggeration of the role of the deployment committee and misrepresentation of its ambit.
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Ramaphosa warns ANC it will come under scrutiny when state capture report drops
Ramaphosa confirmed at the party’s lekgotla on Saturday that the report will be released in October.
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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: SA building a society that is free of state capture, corruption
President Cyril Ramaphosa reflects on the work of the state capture inquiry following his testimony and is confident that the era of state capture is over.
