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4 things Gigaba said about his relationship with Guptas
Here are a few things Home Affairs Malusi Gigaba said about the Guptas in Parliament, which may or may not come in handy sometime in the future.
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Nene: Decision to meet Guptas at Saxonwold an error of judgement
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene an apology on Friday after revealing at the Zondo commission of inquiry this week that he visited the controversial family on numerous occasions between 2010 and 2014.
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'Smalla-nyana skeletons are coming out': SA not buying Nene's apology
The Finance Minister's apology for meeting the Guptas at their home hasn't exactly convinced South Africans, many who have concluded that Nhlanhla Nene is just as corrupt as others implicated in state capture.
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Nhlanhla Nene regarded visits to Gupta compound as part of his tasks
Despite his testimony, Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene says at no point did he feel pressured by the Gupta family during his visits to Saxonworld to discuss government business.
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Gupta leaks hard drives should be admitted as evidence - Pretorius
State capture inquiry's evidence leader Advocate Paul Pretorius says it's highly improbable that the data on the hard drives is fake as claimed by the Guptas.
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Absa & FNB declined ANC invitations to meet over Guptas bank accounts closures
Both banks have indicated that there were reputational and business risks, as well as serious allegations raised in the media about the Gupta entities.
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Absa, FNB to appear before state capture inquiry over Gupta accounts
On Monday, a Standard Bank official testified and alleged two Cabinet ministers tried to convince the institution to risk non-compliance and keep the Gupta accounts open.
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Banking representatives to appear before state capture inquiry
South Africa’s major banks terminated the accounts of companies controlled by the Gupta family following serious allegations against them.
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Gigaba disappointed not to have say as Gupta naturalisation probe stalls
A parliamentary inquiry into the naturalisation of the Gupta family stalled last night, just before the Home Affairs Committee was due to hear from Gigaba.
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Parly won’t allow ex-officials to dodge inquiry on Gupta naturalisation
Parliament's Home Affairs Committee has drawn up a preliminary list of witnesses that possibly includes a former ANN7 employee, who now lives in India.
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Parliamentary inquiry into Guptas' naturalisation to start next week
Parliament's Home Affairs committee says it's ready to call witnesses. Key among them is Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba and the former DG Mkuseli Apleni.
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4 damning claims from Vytjie Mentor about ANC, Guptas & Zuma
Vytjie Mentor has been a strong critic of the ANC, former president Jacob Zuma and the Gupta family - among other things - making a number of damning claims against them.
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Pressure mounts on the Hawks to act after Mcebisi Jonas testimony
Jonas revealed the information during his testimony at the commission of inquiry into state capture.
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Parliament: Hawks must lead fight against corruption
State capture allegations are currently being probed by a commission of inquiry led by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.
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Court to rule on application to postpone Estina dairy farm case
The five Gupta associates and three Free State government officials appeared in the court last week.
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Reports: Zuma asked if wants to give evidence in person at state capture inquiry
The Sunday Times is reporting that Zondo has written to Zuma, asking him to say whether he used information he came across as head of state to enrich himself and the Guptas.
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MPs hear of Gupta wedding invite competition, donations to NW schools
An application for the early naturalisation of Ajay Gupta and his family listed investments of R25 billion and donations to 76 North West schools.
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[WATCH] Ripped off, used & abandoned by the Guptas
Despite assurances by management that all workers at the Gupta-linked Optimum Mine have been paid, some employees have told EWN that this is not the case. Martin Lubisi talks about their plight.
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'We didn't say sorry quickly & clearly enough'
McKinsey's Kevin Sneader says the company should have communicated well enough to show how serious it was taking the issue of state capture and how sorry it was for its involvement.
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Duduzane Zuma’s busy week ahead in courts
The former president’s son returned to South Africa on Thursday when he was detained for several hours and questioned by the Hawks.
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McKinsey's new boss apologises to South Africans over corruption scandal
Kevin Sneader, who was appointed McKinsey’s global managing partner in February, will make a speech in Johannesburg on Monday to “talk frankly and honestly” about the firm’s failings.
