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SAPS paid Thoshan Panday R47m over 10 months, Zondo Inquiry hears
PwC forensic auditor Trevor White on Monday testified at the commission on alleged criminal activities by Panday, who has also been linked to former President Jacob Zuma's son Edward Zuma.
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Zondo upbraids legal team as state capture inquiry forced to adjourn
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo made it clear he wants no repeat of the problems that brought this week’s testimony before the inquiry to an abrupt halt.
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Zondo Inquiry hears how fraud probe into Thoshan Panday, KZN top cops quashed
Former Hawks member Johannes van Loggerenberg has accused a senior State advocate of falsely claiming intercepted communications were used to shore up evidence in a major fraud and corruption case involving Panday, some of his relatives and police officers – including former KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Ngobeni.
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Jacob Zuma tried to help his nephew's 'friends' get govt work - Brent Simons
Brent Simons, who was the spokesperson for late minister Collins Chabane, was testifying before deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo on Tuesday.
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Collins Chabane was 'instructed' to remove Maseko, state capture inquiry told
This is according to testimony before the state capture inquiry on Tuesday by Chabane’s former advisor, Ronald Shingange.
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It was unusual for Zuma to know of Gupta landing, Zondo Inquiry hears
Lieutenant-Colonel Christine Anderson told the inquiry that it was unusual that she was told by Bruce Koloane, then in charge of protocol, that former President Jacob Zuma was aware of the flight landing at the Waterkloof Air Force Base, as this had never happened before.
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Waterkloof looked like it was captured by India delegation, Zondo Inquiry told
Lieutenant-Colonel Christine Anderson said that it was not her job to question who the passengers were on the Airbus 330, which had received the necessary official clearance to land there but realised things weren’t above board when it appeared that no ministers were on the plane.
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Zuma doesn’t need to return to state capture inquiry, for now
Former President Jacob Zuma will not be returning to the commission of inquiry into state capture this month as intended by the commission’s legal team. Deputy Chief Justice Ramond Zondo heard oral arguments from the legal team of both the commission and Zuma on 14 January 2020.
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Eskom warns of more breakdowns at power stations but no load shedding yet
Last year, the nation got some insight into how Eskom wound up in the dire situation it was in.
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SAHRC: South Africans must ensure greater accountability for govt officials
SAHRC CEO Tseliso Thipanyane said that officials must not be allowed to do as they wish.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: Attempts to extradite the Guptas is good news for us all
South Africans need more action over talk, and the Guptas answering for allegations against them is a good way to show that, writes Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
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Zondo inquiry hears Zuma was a 'very loyal' friend to Gupta family
On Monday, Mo Shaik, the former head of the State Security Agency's foreign branch, implicated former President Jacob Zuma.
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Nkoana-Mashabane defends Koloane deployment to Netherlands after Gupta landing
Bruce Koloane admitted to allowing the Gutpa family to illegally land their private jet at the Waterkloof Air Force Base in 2013.
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Nkoana-Mashabane: I learned of Gupta landing on TV
At the time, the family claimed it had followed all processes and got full permission from the authorities to land at the Waterkloof Air Force Base in 2013.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry hears Gupta landing explanation from Nkoana-Mashabane
The landing of the plane in 2013 caused an uproar because it carried over 200 wedding guests for the Gupta family.
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Bosasa assets to be auctioned off to settle its debts
The embattled company, now named African Global Operations and most of its subsidiaries, were liquidated earlier this year.
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Chikane: Gupta family's rise in SA no accident of history
Chikane, who served under former Presidents Thabo Mbeki and Kgalema Motlanthe, testified at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown on Tuesday.
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Chikane: I told Maseko to reject Zuma’s order to deal with Guptas
Frank Chikane is testifying at the state capture, where he has been called to corroborate the evidence of former government spokesperson Themba Maseko.
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WATCH LIVE: Frank Chikane steps up to testify at Zondo Inquiry
On Monday, member of Britain's House of Lords, Peter Hain, told the commission he believed that the international community would benefit from improved cooperation between governments when dealing with corruption and money laundering.
