Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said the commission was in possession of affidavits to support these claims.

Loyiso Jafta’s testimony is continuing after Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo dismissed an application by State Security Minister Ayanda Dlodlo to postpone it.

State Security Minister Ayanda Dlodlo’s legal team said that she only received his affidavit at 8pm and had not had a chance to look at it to ensure that it would not compromise national security.

They face 47 charges of theft, fraud, money laundering and racketeering but the State wanted the matter postponed last year so that more charges could be added.

The court said that Wine was being illegally detained at his home and that his property was not a detention facility.

Former chairperson of the high-level review panel into the State Security Agency, Sydney Mufamadi, said that his panel was told that the State Security Agency paid amounts of R1.2 million and R4.5 million to then-minister David Mahlobo to influence the outcome of Zuma’s cases.

Sydney Mufamadi said a proclamation made by former President Jacob Zuma violated the separation of powers and allowed him to make changes in intelligence.

Mufamadi is on Monday testifying at the state capture commission.

The Uganda high court on Monday ruled that the army must vacate his house where they have kept him and his wife under house arrest.

His lawyers filed a human rights violation application, demanding that the army must vacate and that he should be presented to the court to show that he was still in good health.

Our full exclusive interview with Uganda presidential candidate Bobi Wine from his home, where he is still under house arrest.

In an exclusive interview with Eyewitness News, Wine said only the EU, the US and human rights bodies have condemned the human rights violations in his country.

But 1,448 people still lost their lives on our roads.

Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said the number of fatalities on the roads this festive season saw a decline of 7% with 1,448 deaths recorded.

Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said that 31% of the crashes occurred during the curfew between midnight and 6am.

Mkhwebane made the comments on Twitter after a brief appearance at the Pretoria Magistrate Court earlier on Thursday where she was charged with three counts of perjury.

Her lawyer, Advocate Dali Mpofu said that if the charges were not withdrawn, she’d make an application to the High Court.