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Former president Jacob Zuma hands himself over to serve 15-month jail term
In terms of a Constitutional Court ruling, Jacob Zuma was meant to hand himself over to police on 4 June, failing which police had three days to arrest him.
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Zondo Inquiry has until Sunday afternoon to oppose Zuma’s rescission application
Former President Jacob Zuma is asking for the Constitutional Court to “relook” its decision to have him incarcerated after he was found guilty of contempt this week.
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Raymond Zondo takes over as acting chief justice
Justice Sisi Khampepe had been acting in the position, but that term has come to an end.
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Zondo counts down to final witnesses, says inquiry's work is invaluable
As the work of the Commission winds up and turning towards its repercussions and costs, with over R1 billion spent, to date, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said the value of the commission was far greater than rands and cents.
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Zondo Inquiry still to hear testimony from 6 people, including Ramaphosa
The inquiry’s chairperson, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo briefed journalists earlier on Wednesday, detailing how the commission has sat for 418 days so far and has over 730,000 transcripts to process.
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Zondo: Inquiry didn’t rush to issue summons against defiant Zuma
At a briefing held earlier on Wednesday on the work of the commission, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo explained that they did not rush to act against Zuma and were fair in alerting him of the implications of his decisions, including not to challenge the inquiry’s Constitutional Court application.
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Bathabile Dlamini on Zuma: When courts get involved in politics, they take sides
ANC Women's League president Bathabile Dlamini says Jacob Zuma testifying at the State Capture Commission is a political issue.
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Zondo: Almost R1 billion spent on state capture inquiry
Deputy Chief Justice and chair of the commission of inquiry into state capture, Raymond Zondo, revealed that around R1 billion had been spent on the inquiry for it to do its work. The inquiry began in 2018, and was recently granted a three-month extension to complete its work.
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Zondo welcomes 15-month jail sentence handed to Jacob Zuma
Following the Constitutional Court judgment that sentenced former President Jacob Zuma to 15 months in prison, Deputy Chief Justice and chair of the commission of inquiry into state capture, Raymond Zondo, said he welcomed the court’s decision. Zuma was found guilty of contempt of court for refusing to obey a court order that he testify before the commission and for attacking the authority of the judiciary.
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'Vindicated' Zondo says Zuma sentencing reaffirms we’re all equal before the law
The Deputy Chief Justice on Wednesday addressed a rare media briefing a day after the judgment was handed down by the Constitutional Court.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo gives update on the commission's work, Zuma's ConCourt ruling
He is also answering questions on the Constitutional Court judgment on former President Jacob Zuma’s contempt of court.
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Zondo lauds Zuma judgment as protection of constitutional democracy
The minority judgment of the Constitutional Court said taking former President Jacob Zuma to a court whose judgments can't be appealed and sentencing him to jail without the option to correct his contemptuous act is unconstitutional.
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Zuma found guilty of contempt of court, handed 15 months imprisonment
The Constitutional Court on 29 April 2021 ruled former President Jacob Zuma was in contempt of court when he failed to appear and participate at the state capture inquiry. #StateCapture #ConCourt #Zuma
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ConCourt finds Zuma guilty of contempt of court
In handing down that guilty verdict, Justice Khampepe said never before had the authority and legitimacy of the Constitutional Court been subjected to the level of attacks posed by Zuma.
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Will the ConCourt find Zuma guilty of contempt of court and jail him?
It was former President Jacob Zuma who instituted the State Capture Commission of Inquiry and it is he who has felt the full wrath of the commission for defying it.
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High Court grants Zondo Inquiry extension, to complete proceedings in September
This decision comes at the same time as announced from the Constitutional Court that has confirmed it will hand down judgment on Tuesday in the commission’s application to have former President Jacob Zuma found to have acted in contempt of court.
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ConCourt to rule on Zuma’s contempt of court matter on Tuesday
The state capture commission approached the apex court after Zuma defied an earlier court order for him to appear at the inquiry and cooperate with its processes.
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Zondo commission to apply for another extension
Deputy Chief Justice and chair of the State capture commission Raymond Zondo has announced that the commission intends to apply for another extension to conclude its work. Zondo made the announcement on 17 June 2021.
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Zondo rebukes Prasa’s attempt to have head of legal testify
Evidence leader advocate Vas Soni said he received a letter from the rail agency after Ngoye said she wants to respond to the evidence of former group CEO Lucky Montana and about the intimidation that she has been subjected to.
