Gupta brothers
Lamola: SA to use UN conference to discuss extraditing Guptas
Ronald Lamola also confirmed that more 50,000 offenders, including 14,000 inmates, will be considered for pardons and remissions by President Cyril Ramaphosa to...
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‘Technical issues’ cited as extradition treaty between SA, UAE delayed
South Africa approached the UAE and India for mutual legal assistance to have the controversial members of the Gutpa family extradited to face state capture allegations here on home soil.
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Zuma to blame for weakened state institutions, says Manuel
Manuel said there are things that happened during Zuma years as president that weakened state institutions.
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Zondo: There’s no reason to give Gupta brothers special treatment
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo dismissed an application by the Gupta brothers to cross-examine witnesses at the state capture commission of inquiry.
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[WATCH] Inquiry: Guptas' bid to cross-examine witnesses dismissed
An application by the Gupta brothers to cross-examine witnesses at the state capture inquiry has been dismissed while Duduzane Zuma’s application has been granted. EWN reporter Gia Nicolaides gives the update.
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I informed Mantashe & Duarte of my meeting with Guptas – Mentor
Vytjie Mentor is giving testimony at the State Capture Commission of Inquiry for the second day.
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Mcebisi Jonas set to give testimony as state capture inquiry resumes
Jonas is expected to implicate former President Jacob Zuma and his son and when he tells the commission about the ministerial position Zuma’s friends, the Guptas, offered him.
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DA expects net to close on Guptas after Zuma's arrest
Duduzane Zuma handed himself over to police and has been charged with corruption in connection with the alleged failed attempt to bribe former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas.
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Gupta family lawyer accuses NPA boss of improper conduct in Estina case
This is the second preservation order against the Guptas which has been set aside by the courts because of a lack of evidence against the accused.
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Malusi Gigaba defends role in Guptas naturalisation
EFF MP Hlengiwe Mkhaliphi accused Minister Malusi Gigaba of lying to Parliament when granting the Guptas South African citizenship.
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Corruption at Eskom to blame for coal shortages, say energy experts
The parastatal insists it’s not at emergency level yet and that everything is being done to avoid load shedding but that it is experiencing coal shortages at six of its power stations.
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Eskom inquiry struggling to serve summons to Guptas, Duduzane Zuma
While 3 of the Gupta brothers and Zuma continue to dodge being summonsed to appear in Parliament, a sheriff has managed to serve a summons on Dudu Myeni.
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Report: Guptas file leave to appeal order on private jet
The SABC is reporting that the family wants to challenge the order which was handed down in the High Court in Johannesburg last month.
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Indian tax authorities extend deadline for Gupta brothers
The 'Times of India' is on Thursday reporting that the family has been given seven days to comply with the order.
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[LISTEN] Guptas, Duduzane Zuma & Dudu Myeni to be summoned to Parly inquiry
Zukiswa Rantho chairperson of the Parliamentary Inquiry into Eskom talks to Karima Brown about the Gupta brothers' no-show in all the courts where they have been expected to appear.
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Gupta brothers reportedly fail to show up at Indian tax court
It's understood Indian officials suspect the Gupta's unlawfully brought money into the country and there have been reports that they've fraudulently obtained properties in that country.
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Indian authorities want Guptas to answer questions on fraud, money laundering
The Times of India is reporting that the Gupta brothers have been given until next Monday to avail themselves or steps will be taken to secure their attendance.
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Court to hand down judgment in Gupta plane grounding case
The Export Development Canada further claimed it is concerned the Guptas may use the aircraft to escape justice or for some other unlawful means.
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Gigaba: I was not aware of SOE board members' links to Guptas
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says that the problems at Eskom started in 2015 after he was already deployed to the Home Affairs Department.
