State capture inquiry
Molefe: Officials told members to resign to make Prasa board dysfunctional
Former Prasa board chair Popo Molefe said that officials, including an acting director-general, told his board members to resign to render the board...
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Molefe found out Prasa board dissolved on day they had to appear in Parly
The state capture commission has heard how former Transport Minister Dipuo Peters clarified to the public, through the media, her reasons for firing the Prasa board before she had given those reasons to the board itself.
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Zondo shocked to learn Prasa's had no permanent CEO or board since 2015
Former board chair Popo Molefe has told the commission that there have only been acting CEOs and interim boards since 2015.
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State capture inquiry set to resume Monday with testimony from Popo Molefe
The judicial commission of inquiry into allegations of state capture is due to resume next week Monday after proceedings were halted due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Zondo eyes end of June restart, expects Zuma to appear 'quite soon'
Chairperson of the state capture commission of inquiry, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, briefed the media on the commission's work during the coronavirus lockdown.
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Zuma tried to push for Montana reinstatement at Prasa, Zondo Inquiry told
Former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) board chairperson Popo Molefe, who was appearing at the Zondo commission of inquiry on Friday, said he received an invitation to meet with the former president after Lucky Montana resigned in 2018.
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Molefe claims 'connected' ex-Prasa CEO Montana got away with corruption
Molefe told the Zondo commission of inquiry on Friday morning that Montana and former Minister Jeff Radebe enjoyed a close relationship, which he believes Montana used to hide his dodgy dealings.
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Businessman linked to Zuma knew of coming Cabinet reshuffle, Zondo Inquiry hears
Autopax acting CEO Tiro Holele said a businessman linked to former President Jacob Zuma, Roy Moodley, once told them about a coming Cabinet reshuffle before it happened.
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Mbalula unlawfuly dissolved Prasa board, Zondo Inquiry told
Former board chair Khanyisile Kweyama was expected to tell the commission in the next few days in greater detail about how Mbalula wanted to appoint current Prasa administrator, Bongisizwe Mpondo, without following proper procedures.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry hears evidence from ex-SABC CEO Lulama Mokhobo
The SABC is firmly in the spotlight at the state capture inquiry.
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WATCH LIVE: Former Comms Minister Yunus Carrim in state capture hot seat
Former Communications Minister Yunus Carrim gives testimony at the state capture commission of inquiry.
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Casac welcomes extension of state capture inquiry deadline
The High Court in Pretoria on Monday extended the inquiry to the end of March next year as per Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo's application.
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Some SAA officials quit because of intrusive SSA vetting, Zondo Inquiry told
The vetting process came into focus in 2016 when some senior managers complained that the information they had provided was being used against them.
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Mkhwebane warns that state capture inquiry could top R1bn it if runs beyond 2020
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane insisted that there were ways to save time and resources.
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WATCH LIVE: Former SAA Technical procurement head back on state capture stand
The inquiry is looking into allegations of state capture at the state-owned firm.
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WATCH LIVE: SAA Technical procurement head in state capture hot seat
The state capture inquiry, headed by deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, is looking into allegations of state capture at SAA.
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WATCH LIVE: SAA dealings in spotlight at Zondo Commission
Founding member and director of SRS Aviation Sibongile Sambo is giving evidence on her company's dealings with SAA.
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Ex-Transnet official lifts lid on millions spent on TNA sponsorship
Former Transnet brand and publicity coordinator Joseph Jackson said that he reported to Mboniso Sigonyela, who told him he should not recommend but should tell management that the SOE must advertise with the newspaper.
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Zondo expresses concern over state capture inquiry not completing its work
The commission chair applied for an extension of the inquiry until the end of December this year.
