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Rockman contradicts ex-Vrede municipal manager's testimony on Gupta meeting
Former Free State Finance MEC Elizabeth Rockman has contradicted a former Vrede municipal manager who told the state capture commission of inquiry that she once called to arrange a meeting with the Gupta-linked Estina company.
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Concerns over cattle dying at Estina farm were raised with Guptas, inquiry told
Former Free State Finance MEC Elizabeth Rockman said she met with Tony Gupta on at least five occasions at their Saxonwold residence where she raised concerns about reports in the media that cattle were dying at the Estina farm.
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Zondo Commission investigators struggling to get Bosasa documents from curators
Former Armscor CEO Kevin Wakeford was meant to cross-examine former Bosasa executives Angelo Agrizzi and Frans Voster on Wednesday.
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Ranjeni Munusamy: Dhanajaya Naidoo an unreliable, untrustworthy witness
Munusamy said she wanted to cross-examine Colonel Dhanajaya Naidoo because he appeared to be confused, uncertain, or simply could not recall a number of details surrounding his allegations against her.
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Agrizzi, Voster accused of 'wilfully' misleading Zondo commission
Although former Armscor CEO Kevin Wakeford was meant to cross-examine Agrizzi and Voster on Wednesday proceedings were postponed on their request over lack of access to supplementary evidence.
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LIVE BLOG: Angelo Agrizzi’s cross-examination postponed
Former COO of Bosasa Angelo Agrizzi will for the first time since his explosive testimony in January return to the stand to be cross-examined.
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Duduzane Zuma to take legal steps for arrest at OR Tambo International Airport
He explained that the arrest was necessitated by statements made by former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas that he along with members of the Gupta family tried to bribe him for a ministerial position.
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Duduzane Zuma admits Public Protector’s office tried to contact him
Duduzane Zuma, the son of former President Jacob Zuma, returned to the commission of inquiry into state capture on 8 October 2019. The day before, Zuma said he was not given the opportunity to respond to allegations that implicated him in the state capture report.
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Duduzane Zuma expected to wrap up testimony at Zondo Inquiry
Duduzane Zuma has questioned the commission on how his testimony would be handled in light of such omissions as the evidence leader in the case relied mainly on the evidence presented by involved individuals to the Public Protector.
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State capture inquiry: Duduzane Zuma hits back at allegations against him
Duduzane Zuma, the son of former President Jacob Zuma, took the stand at the state capture inquiry on 7 October 2019. Here are 3 key moments from his first day at the inquiry.
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Duduzane Zuma denies allegations against him at Zondo Commission
EWN rounds up some of the interesting claims made by Duduzane Zuma at the Zondo Commission.
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LIVE BLOG: Duduzane Zuma: I’m not corrupt
Zuma will find out why he wasn't asked about former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor's claims in the inquiry
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Thabethe refused to set up meeting between ENS, Estina - Zondo Inquiry told
Former Free State Agriculture head of department Peter Thabethe had trouble understanding why Treasury said that he refused to assist with investigations into Estina.
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R280m paid to Estina for Vrede dairy farm between 2013-2016, Zondo Inquiry told
This was part of the evidence by former head of the Free State Agriculture Department Peter Thabethe.
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Mthethwa denies knowing CI funds used to build wall at residence
Whistleblower Colonel Dhanajaya Naidoo made the allegation at the state capture commission where he further claimed that then Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa benefitted from the purchase of a luxury SUV that was paid for out of the slush fund.
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CI bought two BMWs to offset Richard Mdluli’s debt, Zondo Inquiry hears
This was the evidence of Colonel Dhanajaya Naidoo at the hearings where he was testifying via an audio link in order to protect his identity.
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CI whistleblower details to Zondo Inquiry how Mdluli used him as a lackey
Colonel Dhanajaya Naidoo said he questioned why he joined the police when he realised he was nothing more than a servant for the unit's former head Richard Mdluli.
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Munusamy: Narrative that I am corrupt is bizarre, false
Journalist Ranjeni Munusamy has denied being involved in any 'act of bribery, corruption fraud or money laundering' or that she benefited from state funds as part of an lawful scheme as claimed by Hawks investigator Kobus Roelofse during his testimony at the Zondo commission of inquiry.
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R40k from CI secret service account used to repair Munusamy’s car, Zondo hears
Ranjeni Munusamy's name has featured again at the hearing, this time in the testimony of Colonel Dhanajaya Naidoo.
