Gupta family
Malusi Gigaba & estranged wife Norma Mngoma to face off at state capture inquiry
Former Cabinet Minister Malusi Gigaba will have to first agree to testify about Norma Mngoma's allegations before the commission grants him leave to...
The Zondo Commission has heard how the state arms manufacturer signed an irregular contract with Gupta-owned VR Laser.
Riaz Saloojee is accused of roping in Gupta associate, Salim Essa, to award a contract to a company, VR Laser, owned by the family.
Daniels has told the state capture inquiry there was a unanimous decision by the power utility's people and governance committee to take action against Koko.
She said that she met Atul Gupta when she travelled to India with former minister, Essop Pahad, and he called her on the day that she was appointed.
She claims while in local government, 29 of the 30 municipalities she worked in received clean audits and she was known as a corruption buster.
Anoj Singh returned to the Zondo Commission to respond to a litany of allegations and shed light on his relationship with the Guptas.
Former Transnet CFO Anoj Singh did face a string of questions from evidence leader Anton Myburgh about his relationship with the Guptas and how he got to know associates like Salim Essa.
Earlier this week, Gigaba and Gama asked Zondo for leave to cross examine their former drivers - who have made damning allegations of visits to the Gupta compound and collecting bags of money.
Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe returned to the state capture commission on 8 March 2021. Molefe admitted to visiting the Gupta residence on numerous occasions.
Brian Molefe has repeated to the commission that Atul Gupta was his friend and they met and spoke on the phone very often.
Malusi Gigaba’s legal representative Advocate Richard Solomon is on Monday cross-examining a man only known as Witness Three at the state capture commission.
Former Eskom Group chief executive officer (CEO), Brian Molefe, returned to the state capture commission of inquiry on Tuesday to continue his testimony.
Former Eskom CEO Matshela Koko said that he was flabbergasted and angry now that he knew he unwittingly sent Eskom information to external parties via the email address infoportal, which belonged to Gupta-linked businessman Salim Essa. Koko said that when he was sending emails to that address, he did not know it was to someone outside the power utility.
The former Eskom boss told the state capture commission that he didn’t know about the terms of the Tegeta guarantee that were sent from that email address.
The Home Affairs Department said they will ensure that those found with fraudulent papers especially permanent residence permits are dealt with decisively.
Eskom’s acting senior manager of fuel resources Ayanda Nteta on Tuesday testified at the state capture commission.
The Constitutional Court described former President Jacob Zuma’s lack of cooperation with the commission as "reprehensible".
The report details how the allegation that Gigaba abused his power without proper validation of the requisite exceptional circumstances is unsubstantiated.