The former director-general at the Free State Department of Human Settlements, Wiseman Zulu, was expected to testify on how the department approved a multi-million rand asbestos project for the provincial government without following procurement processes.
Environmental health expert Jacobus Roets told the state capture commission that he had never heard of Blackhead Consulting or Diamond Hill Consulting, the companies that were paid to do the work.
Evidence leader Advocate Paul Pretorius on Tuesday said that hundreds of millions of rand were spent to assess and eradicate asbestos housing in Gauteng and the Free State.
Judge Tintswalo Makhubele was expected to answer to allegations of misconduct during her time as the board chairperson of Prasa.
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo on Monday said the judge had had ample time to prepare and did not have good reasons to ask for another date.
In 2019, Robert McBride told the commission that Nhleko personally interfered in a supposedly independent investigation as part of a plan to get him out of Ipid.
Former Department of Correctional Services Commissioner Linda Mti was expected to give insight into dodgy dealings involving corruption-accused facilities management company Bosasa and the state.
The former Bosasa COO said he would be stupid to take on a former Cabinet minister if he was not sure of his facts.
The former Cabinet minister on Monday concluded her testimony at the state capture commission where she claimed her other son, who passed on, was persecuted by the media.
Pule Mothibe signed off SAA’s audit reports that did not show irregularities at the airline, even though internal auditors and the media were already reporting on this.
The state capture commission said if the contract was irregular, payments for that period amounting to more than R69 million would also be irregular.
It was during Mzuvukile Maqetuka’s tenure that an investigation was launched into the controversial Gupta family but it was later abandoned.
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said public hearings would resume at the end of June.
On Wednesday, former Prasa board chairperson Khanyisile Kweyama told the Zondo commission that Mbalula unlawfully dissolved the board.
Pretoria chief magistrate Desmond Nair was placed on provisional suspension pending the outcome of an investigation.
Former communications minister Yunus Carrim said at their meeting, Koos Bekker lost his cool.
SSA evaluator Nokunqoba Dlamini told the Zondo commission of inquiry in her evidence that the law required that SAA executives be vetted by security.
Nokunqoba Dlamini was expected to give insight into the aviation industry, particularly South African Airways.
