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State capture inquiry agrees to put matter relating to Zondo’s brother on hold
Former KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Johan Booysen has started testifying at the commission and is expected to level allegations of impropriety against Advocate Mxolisi Zondo.
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Zondo concerned over conduct of inquiry investigators at inspections
Justice Zondo said on Monday there must be justification before investigators can enter people’s homes and take pictures.
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Zondo grants Van Rooyen permission to cross-examine Lungisa Fuzile
Van Rooyen has also been granted an application to give evidence before the state capture commission.
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Gordhan: 'The public and the world need to know what went wrong under Zuma'
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan says he’s glad he’s had the chance to tell the country and the world about the corruption and state capture that occurred under Jacob Zuma’s presidency.
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Justice Zondo says state capture inquiry won’t be deterred by public attacks
On Tuesday, Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema launched an attack on the commission, calling it a 'Mickey Mouse show'.
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Zondo: Vytjie Mentor's evidence could have serious consequences
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo says it's important that issues that arose from former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor's evidence be properly investigated, saying her evidence could have serious consequences.
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Zondo urges witness to make every effort to appear at state capture inquiry
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has granted applications by Mcebisi Jonas and Pravin Gordhan to postpone their appearances.
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Zondo urges media to stop publishing leaked inquiry documents
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo reminded the media that leaking statements submitted to the state capture inquiry before witnesses have testified is a criminal offence.
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Zuma criticised for not responding to state capture evidence
The inquiry's legal team has accused Zuma of receiving statements from witnesses but failing to respond to the accusations against him.
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Zuma: Unfortunate move not to cross-examine witnesses seen as non-cooperation
Jacob Zuma's lawyers indicated last week that they would not be applying to cross-examine witnesses at the state capture inquiry because he doesn't believe he's been implicated.
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Zondo: Duduzane Zuma in better position to cross-examine state capture witnesses
The former president’s son submitted a letter to the commission on Monday stating that he is now prepared to give evidence.
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Treasury official expected to give testimony at #StateCaptureInquiry
Last week Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo ruled that certain implicated individuals will have the opportunity to cross-examine witnesses, but he hasn't yet decided on the applications by the Guptas and Duduzane Zuma.
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Zondo reserves decision on Zuma, Gupta bids to cross-examine witnesses
On Thursday, several lawyers argued that they should be allowed to cross-examine witnesses in the state capture inquiry who have implicated their clients during the hearings.
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Zondo grants requests to cross-examine state capture witnesses
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo says that a time limit will be placed on when implicated parties have to conduct cross-examinations.
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Zondo: Those wanting to cross-examine witnesses must be ready to take stand
Former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor is expected to continue with her testimony this morning.
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[WATCH LIVE] State capture inquiry - Day 2
The state capture commission of inquiry is expected to call its first witness today.
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First witness expected to give testimony at state capture inquiry
Willie Mathebula is a veteran Treasury employee who has been tasked with overseeing the management of government’s procurement system.
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Zuma lawyers: We've no intention of stalling state capture inquiry
On Monday, the former president’s lawyers, together with other legal representatives of those implicated in state capture, asked the inquiry for more time to study witness submissions.
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[CARTOON] Justice (Zondo) Delayed on State Capture
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Zuma wants more time to prepare for Zondo commission
The former president has been thrust into the centre of state capture with accusations that he facilitated favours for the Gupta family.
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Vytjie Mentor to testify at state capture inquiry on 27 August
Former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor is set to appear with former Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi at the inquiry, chaired by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, as the first two witnesses.
