State capture inquiry
WATCH LIVE: State capture inquiry resumes with virtual hearings
The state capture inquiry is hearing law enforcement related evidence from Colonle Welcome Mhlongo.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry resumes with law enforcement-related evidence
The state capture inquiry has resumed with virtual hearings on Friday.
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Mpofu: ConCourt made fundamental rescindable errors with Zuma conviction
Advocate Dali Mpofu, representing Jacob Zuma, has argued at length on the reasons why his client should be released from jail.
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Lamola: Zuma not receiving any special treatment in jail
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola said that the medical assessments being done on Zuma were standard procedure to determine how he would be incarcerated and Zuma would be placed in isolation for the first 14 days in line with COVID-19 regulations.
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Zuma lawyers approach ConCourt to suspend his arrest warrant
Police have until midnight to effect his arrest after he failed to hand himself in on Sunday.
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All eyes on Police Minister Cele as deadline draws closer for Zuma arrest
The nation is now waiting to see how Police Minister Bheki Cele is going to deal with the Jacob Zuma matter as well as his hordes of supporters who have vowed to prevent his arrest.
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Cele in KZN but not near Nkandla, says SAPS amid Zuma arrest speculation
Quoting unnamed sources, News24 said that the minister was en route to convince former President Jacob Zuma to hand himself over to police.
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'Zuma is a repetitive lawbreaker' - Zondo Inquiry lawyers make case for JZ jail time
The Pietermaritzburg High Court heard former President Jacob Zuma's application to have his order of arrest rescinded. Zuma was represented by Dali Mpofu SC, who stated that Zuma's treatment constituted an ‘exceptional circumstance'. The commission of inquiry into state capture, represented by Tembeka Ngcukaitobi SC, labeled Zuma as a ‘repetitive law breaker' who was ‘asking the court to assist him to do so some more'.
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Judgment in Zuma's bid for stay of sentence reserved until Friday
Jacob Zuma approached the court following a scathing apex court judgment that found him guilty of being in a contempt of a ruling that said he must appear and participate at the state capture commission.
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Zuma accused of attempting to use PMB High Court to help him break the law
Tembeka Ngcukaitobi and Max du Plessis have appealed to Judge Bhekisisa Mnguni to dismiss Zuma's application to stay his 15-month prison term after being guilty of being in contempt of the Constitutional Court.
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Makwetla at Zondo inquiry: I did not influence tenders to favour Bosasa
Former deputy Justice Minister Thabang Makwetla was back at the commission on Monday to testify about his home security installations by Bosasa, allegedly valued at R350,000.
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Buthelezi: Zuma facing consequences of not complying with ConCourt order
Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi said that while he was sympathetic to former President Jacob Zuma, challenges to the state and risking lives through illegal mass gatherings were unacceptable.
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Zondo to hear Ramaphosa's oral evidence in two weeks' time
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo's term has been extended until the end of September but he said that when he returned he would conclude all oral evidence by the end of July.
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Ex-Prasa procurement head says Bosasa claims cost him his job at SACAA
Mbulelo Gingcana, who was testifying at the state capture commission on Thursday, denied the allegations that were made in the evidence of Bosasa contractor, Richard Le Roux.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry switches focus to Bosasa-related evidence
The state capture inquiry is hearing evidence related to Bosasa from suspended Senior Manager: Supply Management at the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA), Mbulelo Gingcana.
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Zondo hears details of how VR Laser was awarded Denel contract
State capture commission investigator Clearence Benjamin said that Salim Essa and Iqbal Sharma's company, Elgasolve, owned 74.9% of VR Laser, the Gupta company that was awarded an irregular contract at Denel even though its initial bid was R100 million higher than a Denel subsidiary.
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Gigaba denies delaying Fica amendments so that Guptas could continue looting
Former minister Malusi Gigaba is back at the state capture commission where he is responding to allegations made by former Treasury deputy director-general, Ismail Momoniat.
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WATCH LIVE: Malusi Gigaba back in the state capture inquiry hot seat
Former minister Malusi Gigaba returns to the state capture inquiry.
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Gupta money laundering network paid firms linked to terror groups, Zondo hears
Researcher for forensics firm Shadow World Investigations, Paul Holden, said that the Gupta money laundering network used companies closely related to the ones used by the al-Khanani network, whose operations were linked to al-Qaeda, along with human and drug trafficking.
