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Zuma: I may or may not have asked GCIS to help Guptas with media launches
Last year, Maseko testified before the commission of how in 2010, on his way to a meeting with Ajay Gupta, Zuma called Maseko to help them.
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I was never a spy - Ramatlhodi challenges Zuma to lie detector test
In a shocking claim, former president Jacob Zuma told the state capture commission that Ngoako Ramatlhodi was an apartheid spy that was recruited in Lesotho.
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Another spy in ANC? Zuma says Siphiwe Nyanda linked to apartheid intelligence
Earlier, Jacob Zuma implied at the Zondo commission that former minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi was also recruited as a spy while studying in Lesotho.
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Zuma accuses Ngoako Ramatlhodi of being a spy
Jacob Zuma told the commission that was why Ngoako Ramatlhodi found it comfortable to come to the commission and accuse him of auctioning the country.
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Zuma: I’ve never done anything unlawful with the Guptas
Zuma has been named as a key figure in a number of scandals that have played out over some years as a result of his alleged close links to the family.
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'Did I auction Table Mountain?' Zuma responds to claims of auctioning SA
Former President Jacob Zuma was speaking at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown on Monday.
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Attempts to assassinate my character started in the 90s - Zuma
Testifying at the state capture commission on Monday, Jacob Zuma answered to some of the major controversial claims of corruption levied against him.
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Zuma’s lawyer accuses state capture commission of being condescending, unfair
The former president has taken the stand at the inquiry on Monday morning after several witnesses accused him of being central to state capture.
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Zuma at state capture: I’ve been vilified, called corrupt for over a decade
Zuma began his testimony by saying he was aware that he was a subject of talk for more than a decade.
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Van Rooyen: State capture doesn't start and end with Zuma
Former President Jacob Zuma has arrived at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown where's set to appear before deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.
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ANALYSIS: Zondo probe into corruption awaits a star witness – Jacob Zuma
South Africans may well be seduced by the prospect of Jacob Zuma appearing at the Zondo commission, but he was not alone in driving the state capture project.
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People in WC not safe, says EFF, after branch chairperson killed
No one has been arrested yet following the fatal shooting of EFF branch chairperson Xolani Jack.
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LIVE BLOG: Zuma addresses supporters outside
Former president Jacob Zuma appears at the state capture inquiry for the first time.
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Thousands expected to support Zuma at state capture inquiry
Organisers are expecting at least 5,000 supporters from across the country to descend on Parktown today in support of former President Jacob Zuma.
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Zuma to continue denying state capture at Zondo Commission?
Although former President Jacob Zuma will finally appear before the state capture commission on Monday morning, his journey has not been without its bumps.
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Former President Zuma & state capture: A timeline
Former President Jacob Zuma is set to appear before the commission of inquiry into state capture where he’s been implicated by a number of people who’ve already testified. The commission said that this was an opportunity for Zuma to give his side of the story.
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Jacob Zuma to have say on corruption claims at Zondo Inquiry
The man many have accused of enabling massive corruption and the plundering of state resources will finally take the stand at the inquiry after weeks of anticipation.
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DA: Pandor must recall Koloane as Netherlands ambassador
Bruce Koloane confessed at the state capture inquiry that he pushed for the illegal landing of a Gupta jet at the Waterkloof air force base in 2013.
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MKMVA condemns MK National Council for holding meeting it objected
The MKMVA has been at odds with the national council for years over the legitimacy of its structure and divisions appear to be deepening.
