Mcebisi jonas
Phuthuma Nhleko steps down from MTN board
Nhleko was behind the overseeing of an orderly transition of the board, including the establishment of the international advisory board.
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo seemed confused with parts of Fana Hlongwane's testimony about what was discussed at the meeting in Saxonwold.
Hlongwane has been implicated by Jonas with claims that he was present at the infamous meeting in Saxonwold at the Gupta residence where Jonas was allegedly offered R600 million.
The former deputy finance minister says the country needs to think differently about building its institutions, and criticized what he calls economic inertia and the lack of intellectual capacity in the public service.
Duduzane Zuma spent the past two days presenting several versions of events that dispute the evidence earlier submitted to the state capture commission.
The son of former President Jacob Zuma had expressed concern during his appearance at the inquiry over how his evidence would be handled.
He explained that the arrest was necessitated by statements made by former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas that he along with members of the Gupta family tried to bribe him for a ministerial position.
EWN rounds up some of the interesting claims made by Duduzane Zuma at the Zondo Commission.
Duduzane is testifying at the Zondo commission of inquiry in Parktown.
Former Free State MEC Mxolisi Dukwana alleged was offered a R2 million monthly bribe by the Guptas on the condition that he sign off on a dodgy contract.
Former President Jacob Zuma's son Duduzane said the meeting was held at the Gupta compound because of proximity and time issues, despite the fact that he also had a house in Saxonwold.
Duduzane Zuma was fingered by former finance deputy minister Mcebisi Jonas and former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor as having facilitated underhanded deals between the state and the controversial Gupta family.
Duduzane Zuma’s appearance on Monday morning is crucial because he is the first witness who was implicated by Jonas to take the stand.
Former Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas said his book was about dealing with the real issues after the euphoria of the so-called new dawn.
Former deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas said that President Cyril Ramaphosa was faced with the dilemma of choosing whether to build a unified African National Congress (ANC) or a better country.
Mcebisi Jonas was speaking at the launch of his book 'After Dawn: Hope After State Capture' on Tuesday evening.
Jonas will assume the position of chairman of MTN Group effective on 15 December once Chairman Phuthuma Nhleko steps down, MTN said in a statement.
Jonas says it would be a mistake to make state capture all about Zuma.
Former Deputy Minister of Finance Mcebisi Jonas returned to the state capture inquiry and faced legal teams of Fana Hlongwane and Duduzane Zuma.