State capture commission of inquiry
Court set to rule on Angelo Agrizzi’s bail application today
Agrizzi has been detained for two weeks after the Palm Ridge Specialised Crimes Court denied him bail.
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I have no regrets working with the Guptas - Duduzane Zuma
Zuma, in an interview with Newzroom Afrika on Thursday morning, said people had what he called ‘a crazy infatuation’ with his former business associates.
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Former Denel exec says her advice on deal with Gupta-owned VR Laser was ignored
Celia Malahlela read an email at the state capture commission on Tuesday, which she wrote to Denel Land Systems CEO Stephan Burger, who she said ignored her advice to follow proper procedures to award a 10-year contract to Gupta-owned VR Laser.
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Gigaba’s ex-advisor denies involvement in Gama’s return at Transnet
Siyabonga Mahlangu testified at the state capture commission of inquiry on Friday.
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Gigaba’s former advisor set to take stand at Zondo commission
Siyabonga Mahlangu played a key role in relaying messages allegedly from the then public enterprises minister and former President Jacob Zuma to officials of SOE to work with the Guptas or their associates.
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Zondo commission hears more Transnet-related evidence
Transnet finance executive Yousuf Laher on Wednesday Laher took the stand at the commission to mainly respond after he was implicated by former electrical engineer Francis Callard.
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Gupta associate Salim Essa had knowledge of contracts at Transnet, inquiry told
Transnet’s Diedre Strydom and former managing director of rail at Hatch, Henk Bester, said the pair wielded a lot of power and were not shy to use it.
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Hatch project director Bester details how ‘aggressive’ talks with Transnet were
The commission has been hearing damning testimony this week about what happened at Transnet.
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‘Number one’ implicated at Zondo commission in Transnet contract, but who is it?
Henk Bester said Nailan Padayachee and Dave Reddy were demanding to be included in the supplier development component of the project that had been launched by then-President Jacob Zuma.
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Ex-Transnet board chair Mkhwanazi willing to pay back the money
Mafika Mkhwanazi concluded his testimony at the commission on Monday largely agreeing that decisions the board made were irrational.
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Ex-Transnet board chair implicates Gigaba in Gama’s reinstatement
Mafika Mkhwanazi on Monday was back in the hot seat at the state capture commission of inquiry after being grilled about why Siyabonga Gama who had been found guilty of misconduct was reinstated.
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WATCH LIVE: Ex-Transnet board chair continues testimony at Zondo inquiry
Last week, Mafika Mkwanazi told the commission irregular expenditure and deviations were a regular occurrence during his tenure.
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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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State capture witness: 'Gama defied board instructions with R800m loco contract'
Bowman Gilfillan director Christopher Todd said Siyabonga Gama went to the High Court because he believed that the disciplinary process was a conspiracy, and he believed that there was no merit in the charges against him.
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Zuma implicated in R8m fraudulent payment at Zondo commission
Former Transnet legal head, Siyabulela Mapoma, on Wednesday said the letter from the Presidency asked why the matter was not settled.
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Zondo hears ‘shocking’ testimony on how taxpayers' money was squandered
SAA, Eskom and Transnet board chairpersons made decisions that Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo called "baffling".
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Eskom board members did not have confidence in Zola Tsotsi, inquiry told
Former Eskom board chairperson Ben Ngubane appeared on Tuesday at the state capture commission for the second time to testify about the contentious events of 2015 that led to the suspension of executives and Tsotsi’s resignation.
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Zwane denies builders were handpicked for FS R1bn housing project
Mosebenzi Zwane admitted to the state capture commission of inquiry that advance payments were made to suppliers without procurement processes being followed.
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Zwane to Zondo: We did not knowingly violate procurement processes
On Monday Mosebenzi Zwane continued giving evidence at the state capture commission where he spoke about how disqualified contractors were given contracts as part of a R1 billion housing project.
