State capture commission
Koko says he paid Suzanne Daniels R5,000 to arrange visas for family trip
Koko said he believed he was talking to company secretary Suzanne Daniels and he even paid her R5,000 to process the documents for the family trip.
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Growing concerns over missing firearms at South Africa's spy agency
On Friday, it emerged Deputy Director General Thulani Dlomo dished out firearms to people whose competence was unknown.
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Zondo Inquiry hears SSA paid up to R200k a month for Eugene de Kock's upkeep
'Operation Lock' involved the provision of a safe house and protection for Eugene de Kock after he was released from prison.
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Zuma likely to appear at Zondo Inquiry in February after ConCourt ruling
Jacob Zuma, who has avoided giving evidence at the commission for months now, will be held in contempt of court should he disobey the ruling of the highest court in the land.
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Officials involved in multimillion robbery at SSA still employed, Zondo hears
Unidentified witness, Miss K, is continuing her testimony at the state capture inquiry.
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Zondo inquiry questions motives of unit tasked with probing Zuma poisoning claim
A witness, only referred to as Ms K, on Wednesday said the experts appointed to carry out the investigation were paid R1.8 million every month – initially in cash.
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Zuma snubs Zondo Commission again
Jacob Zuma's lawyer Eric Mabuza on Friday told AFP the ex-president would not be appearing next week.
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Zuma has defied the instructions of the DCJ, ConCourt told
The state capture commission's legal counsel, Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, has painted the former president as a defiant witness who has refused to comply with its work.
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Guptas' no-show at state capture inquiry won’t affect final report – Zondo
The Guptas, who were identified to have been key players in the state capture project, fled the country, and attempts to hold them accountable had been unsuccessful.
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McKinsey’s Weiss confirms Regiments contract cancelled due to BEE noncompliance
McKinsey senior partner Alexander Weiss said McKinsey demanded company ownership and a BEE certificate from Regiments but it never came.
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McKinsey agrees to repay R650m in fees to SAA, Transnet for work with Regiments
The state capture commission said that discussions were initiated with the consultancy company and there had been agreement.
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Ben Ngubane: Glencore supplied Eskom rubbish coal
Dr Ben Ngubane testified at the state capture inquiry where he said that Glencore supplied the country's power utility with sub-par coal, leading to further problems at Eskom.
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Ben Ngubane: There are very few black people with Brian Molefe's skills
Speaking at the commission of inquiry into state capture, former Eskom board chairperson Ben Ngubane said that there were few black people in the country with the skills that Brian Molefe had. Ngubane was answering questions on Molefe's appointment as Eskom CEO.
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Ngubane struggles to explain why Eskom prepaid R1.6bn for coal from Optimum
Ngubane has told the state capture commission that the pre-payment was intended to secure coal supply and lock prices from Optimum, which was going under, so that whoever bought it would be committed to that supply and prices.
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Kodwa: I received EOH-linked money but there was nothing illegal, corrupt
State Security Deputy Minister Zizi Kodwa confirmed to Eyewitness News that he received the money but said the funds did not come from the company, rather from a personal account of someone linked to EOH.
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Zondo: Zuma will face full might of law for leaving inquiry without permission
For this, Zondo said Zuma will face the might of the law and he will ask the Constitutional Court to compel him to testify.
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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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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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Ex-SAA board chair Myeni expected to take stand at Zondo Inquiry today
The inquiry has already heard how she and her board overturned procurement decisions made by executives and awarded contracts without tenders.
