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ZEXIT: After losing Zondo recusal bid, Zuma leaves inquiry without permission
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo dismissed former President Jacob Zuma's application for Zondo's recusal as chairperson of the state capture commission of inquiry. After the tea break, Zuma left without permission. #statecapture #Zuma #Zondo
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Zondo dismisses Zuma's recusal application
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has dismissed former President Jacob Zuma's application for his recusal from the state capture inquiry.
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Zuma: Zondo can't make ruling on recusal because of friendship statement
Former President Jacob Zuma has filed another affidavit in which he said that Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo was downplaying their relationship and insisting it was because they're friends.
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Zuma insists Zondo is his 'friend' as ruling on recusal bid is postponed
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo was due to deliver his decision at 3pm on Wednesday, but that was postponed to 10am on Thursday.
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Zuma to find out today if bid to have Zondo recuse himself is successful
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said that he needed another day to reach a decision on whether or not to recuse himself from the state capture inquiry and he’s expected to deliver it later on Wednesday morning.
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Zak Yacoob: What Zondo decides on Zuma recusal bid will be right
Former President Jacob Zuma will find out on Tuesday whether his application for the deputy chief justice to recuse himself is successful.
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Zuma to find out today if bid to have Zondo recuse himself successful
Former President Jacob Zuma argued through his lawyers that state capture inquiry chair Raymond Zondo's remarks and comments were insensitive and showed that he'd made up his mind that the former president was guilty.
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Zondo to deliver ruling on Zuma’s recusal application on Tuesday
Former President Jacob Zuma argues that Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s comments showed that he had made up his mind that he is liable for state capture, saying the comments were tantamount to telling witnesses what to say.
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GALLERY: Former President Jacob Zuma at state capture inquiry
Former President Jacob Zuma and some of his most loyal supporters were at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on 16 November 2020. Zuma's legal team was applying to have Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo recuse himself as chairperson, claiming he is biased against Zuma.
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Zuma’s lawyer argues Zondo has been putting words in witnesses’ mouths
The former president is applying for Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo to recuse himself from chairing the state capture inquiry, claiming that the commission’s chairperson is biased.
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WATCH LIVE: Jacob Zuma's bid for Raymond Zondo's recusal part 2
Former President Jacob Zuma and his legal team are at the state capture commission of inquiry on Monday where they are applying for the recusal of Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo as chairperson.
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Zondo’s comments frightened Zuma, lawyer says in recusal matter
Former President Jacob Zuma is applying for Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo to recuse himself, claiming that the deputy Chief Justice was biased.
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State capture commission to hear Zuma application to have Zondo recuse himself
Former President Jacob Zuma’s lawyers filed the application last Wednesday but they've previously accused Zondo of being biased against Zuma.
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State capture inquiry gears to hear Zuma’s bid for Zondo to recuse himself
Zuma has been served with a summons to present himself to the inquiry this week so he can respond to widespread allegations of corruption levelled against him.
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Zondo: Myeni has the right not to incriminate herself
Former SAA board chair Dudu Myeni spent three days on the stand at the state capture commission, but would not answer most questions.
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Zondo warns Myeni he’ll make findings with or without her version of events
The Deputy Chief Justice on Friday warned Dudu Myeni that she might not be doing herself any favours by refusing to answer questions.
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Former Transnet chair Mafika Mkhwanazi battles to explain dumping law firm
Bowmans director Christopher Todd told the commission that Transnet’s legal advisors said Mafika Mkhwanazi stopped action to recover legal costs from former CEO Siyabonga Gama - even though the High Court had ordered Gama to pay Transnet.
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Former Transnet chair Mkhwanazi backtracks on Gigaba testimony at Zondo inquiry
Mafika Mkhwanazi previously denied that Minister Malusi Gigaba had a hand in reviewing former CEO Siyabonga Gama's dismissal, but this afternoon wanted to change his story.
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Zondo hears startling evidence regarding Transnet paying Gama’s legal costs
This is after he lost an unfair dismissal case against the state-owned enterprise with the board also deciding to reach a settlement with Gama against the advice of its legal team.
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Zuma lawyer: Former president won’t testify until Zondo steps down
Jacob Zuma’s attorney Eric Mabuza told Eyewitness News that plans for an application to have Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo recuse from dealing with the former leader at the commission were still in the pipeline.
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Zuma supporters: Zondo is biased and must step down from state capture inquiry
A group calling themselves the Gauteng RET Movement marched through the Johannesburg CBD on 9 October 2020 to ask Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo to step down as the state capture commission’s presiding officer, saying he was unfit for the position.
