Kodwa has been testifying at the State Capture Commission about payments he received from government contractors when he was ANC spokesperson.

The commission of inquiry into state capture is hearing money flows related evidence from the former African National Congress (ANC) spokesperson Zizi Kodwa on Monday.

On Friday the Pretoria Magistrates Court postponed the matter, granted Busisiwe Mkhwebane more time to show why all of the charges should be withdrawn.

Busisiwe Mkhwebane appeared briefly in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court where the NPA withdrew one of the three charges.

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is accused of lying under oath about meetings and discussions she had with former President Jacob Zuma several years back.

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) wanted the court to find that Mkhwebane lied under oath in November 2017 and in April 2018 about the number of meetings and discussions she had with former President Jacob Zuma.

Mbulelo Gingcana has been dismissed as senior supply chain manager of the South African Civil Aviation Authority because of the allegations that Bosasa paid R239,000 for security upgrades at his home.

Mbulelo Gingcana, who was testifying at the state capture commission on Thursday, denied the allegations that were made in the evidence of Bosasa contractor, Richard Le Roux.

State capture commission investigator Clearence Benjamin said that Salim Essa and Iqbal Sharma's company, Elgasolve, owned 74.9% of VR Laser, the Gupta company that was awarded an irregular contract at Denel even though its initial bid was R100 million higher than a Denel subsidiary.

Former Cabinet Minister Malusi Gigaba has denied at the state capture commission on Wednesday that he delayed Financial Intelligence Centre Act amendments because the Guptas didn’t want them.

Former minister Malusi Gigaba is back at the state capture commission where he is responding to allegations made by former Treasury deputy director-general, Ismail Momoniat.

Researcher for forensics firm Shadow World Investigations, Paul Holden, said that the Gupta money laundering network used companies closely related to the ones used by the al-Khanani network, whose operations were linked to al-Qaeda, along with human and drug trafficking.

Investigator Paul Holden was back at the commission testifying about money flows to and out of the Gupta laundering network.

German firm Frazer Solar said they signed an agreement but the kingdom didn’t keep its end of the deal, but Lesotho said it never approved or signed.

Shadow World Investigations, a London-based forensics firm, said that Gupta lieutenant, Salim Essa, owned Hong Kong companies that received kick backs from China North Rail and China South Rail.

Former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba said that Eskom believed that a new competitor would be introduced.

The Indian airline and the Guptas wanted SAA to close its Johannesburg to Mumbai route so that the company would operate it. Gigaba continued with his testimony at the state capture commission where he said he didn’t think he waited that long.

Former minister Malusi Gigaba is back at the state capture commission where he's giving evidence about his special advisor Siyabonga Mahlangu’s alleged involvement in the appointment of executives and board members at state-owned companies.