Nkandla
'We got the wisdom we wanted': KZN ANC on Zuma visit
The 11 regions descended on Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla home asking him for guidance.
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Cele: KZN top cop's presence in Nkandla during Zuma arrest prevented chaos
Police Minister Bheki Cele said that Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi's presence on the ground contained the situation.
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Nkandla aircons cost R4m instead of approved R150,000, Special Tribunal hears
Minenhle Makhanya is at the centre of former President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla residence upgrades, which were overseen by the Department of Public Works at a cost R246 million to the taxpayer. Efforts are under way to recover R155 million from Makhanya.
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Zuma's former architect representing himself at SIU trial to recover funds
Minenhle Makhanya is at the centre of the Zuma’s Nkandla residence upgrades which were overseen by the Department of Public Works at a cost of R246 million to the taxpayer.
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Jacob Zuma back at Estcourt prison after attending his brother's funeral
Jacob Zuma's presence in Nkandla on Thursday was characterised by a heavy law enforcement presence amid fears of civil unrest.
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Zikalala: Zuma in good health, spirit as his brother is laid to rest
Micheal Zuma (77) passed away over a week ago following a long illness.
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Media denied access to burial of Jacob Zuma’s brother Michael
The Jacob Zuma Foundation said the family prefers to lay their loved one to rest in privacy.
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DCS: We’ll strictly monitor Zuma’s movement while he’s at brother's funeral
The former president was granted compassionate leave early on Thursday morning to attend his younger brother Michael’s funeral.
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DCS confirms Jacob Zuma now at Nkandla for his brother's funeral
Former President Jacob Zuma was granted compassionate leave earlier on Thursday morning but the department had not indicated how long the convicted criminal would be out of jail for.
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Cope: Allowing Zuma to attend brother’s funeral is a security risk
Zuma is serving a 15-month sentence at the Estcourt Prison in KwaZulu-Natal for defying the orders of the state capture commission and the Constitutional Court.
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Jacob Zuma becomes SA's first democratic president to be arrested
Jacob Zuma is also the first president of South Africa ever to be jailed.
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Motorcade leaves Nkandla homestead but no confirmation of Zuma's presence
Jacob Zuma was expected to be arrested by police on Wednesday to begin his 15-month prison sentence after a scathing Constitutional Court judgment.
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If there's an emergency, we would know - Zuma supporters stop ambulance
An ambulance was prevented from entering former President Jacob Zuma's homestead. His son, Edward instructed the ambulance to leave the premises.
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VIDEO: Zuma supporters outside Nkandla homestead after curfew
About 70 police vehicles are said to be on the way to Nkandla where Jacob Zuma was expected to be arrested on Wednesday.
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Did the police do the right thing at Nkandla?
Jacob Zuma was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment after the apex court found him guilty of contempt following repeated failed attempts to get him to return to testify at the commission of inquiry into state capture.
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Police blocked from entering former President Jacob Zuma's homestead
People wearing ANC MKMVA regalia prevented the police from entering former President Jacob Zuma's homestead in Nkandla.
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Zuma supporters block police vehicle from entering Nkandla homestead
A small group of people dressed in uMkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans Association (MKMVA) uniform have blocked a police vehicle trying to make its way into former President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla homestead.
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Cele in KZN but not near Nkandla, says SAPS amid Zuma arrest speculation
Quoting unnamed sources, News24 said that the minister was en route to convince former President Jacob Zuma to hand himself over to police.
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Magashule to explain why he broke terms of his suspension to ANC top brass
The terms of Ace Magashule's suspension prevent him from making public utterances about the party. He's not allowed to even speak to ANC members, let alone performing any duties from his office or mobilise in the party.
