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Edward Zuma: The judiciary has never been impartial when it comes to Jacob Zuma
Edward Zuma said that Friday’s Constitutional Court ruling against his father was not a surprise and pointed to the unfairness of the judiciary.
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Zuma failed to show why contempt order was granted in error - ConCourt
A majority judgment of the apex court found that Jacob Zuma did not meet the requirements for his sentence for contempt of court to be rescinded.
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Zondo asks for state capture inquiry's work to be extended again
The commission, which is funded by taxpayer money, was previously given the green light to carry on with until the end of September.
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Zuma to know on Friday if jail sentence will be set aside
The Constitutional Court has announced that it will hand down judgment in his rescission application.
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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: SA building a society that is free of state capture, corruption
President Cyril Ramaphosa reflects on the work of the state capture inquiry following his testimony and is confident that the era of state capture is over.
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Damage done by state capture will be felt for many years to come - Ramaphosa
In his weekly newsletter, the president reflects on the state capture inquiry which is nearing an end after three years.
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Ramaphosa's state capture testimony being seen as calculated not to rock ANC
While President Cyril Ramaphosa made some serious admissions, some felt that he simply did not go far enough in his attempt to assist the commission to uncover the truth behind that period.
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Ramaphosa confident SA won't see state capture again as lessons had been learned
The president was asked to account for his role during the state capture era as South Africa's number two and was also quizzed over his actions.
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Defend Our Democracy: Ramaphosa admissions prove state capture was not fiction
The Defend Our Democracy campaign said on Thursday that some of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s admissions during his 11 August 2021 testimony showed that state capture was real. #ZondoCommission #Ramaphosa #StateCapture
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Ramaphosa: Reports SSA had unvetted private army working for Zuma being probed
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that this was one of the reasons why state security has been moved to the Presidency.
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State Security Agency needs realignment, Ramaphosa tells Zondo Inquiry
President Cyril Ramaphosa described the agency as a sensitive and important asset to the nation, which he said should be realigned, as in the past, it had been found to be in service of sections of society and a faction in the governing party.
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Ramaphosa: We need to probe lapses at SSA and how it manifested
Advocate Paul Pretorius is questioning the president on the state of the ministry, which Ramaphosa has just collapsed as he’s moved the security agency under his office.
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Ramaphosa not aware of Gigaba being in the Guptas' pockets
President Cyril Ramaphosa told the commission that it was not necessarily unusual that Malusi Gigaba was promoted from being a deputy Home Affairs minister to being appointed minister of Public Enterprises.
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Duarte criticises Zuma for having meetings outside of ANC, govt structures
The African National Congress (ANC)'s deputy secretary-general of the governing party said that Wednesday’s session was the first time that she had heard of a March 2015 meeting at Zuma’s private home which resulted in the suspension of three Eskom executives.
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WATCH LIVE: President Ramaphosa's state capture testimony - day 2
President Cyril Ramphosa continues answering questions related to state capture in his capacity as deputy president and president of South Africa.
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Ramaphosa: I worked with others in the executive to resist state abuses
President Cyril Ramaphosa told the Zondo Commission that he chose to stay to try and fix things from within.
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In hindsight, it was right move to stay on under Zuma - Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that there were five options available to those opposed to the state capture network during Jacob Zuma’s term.
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Ramaphosa: We should have been much more active in enforcing accountability
President Cyril Ramaphosa made major concessions at the state capture commission of inquiry as it blasted Cabinet and the African National Congress (ANC)'s costly inaction on corruption while he was deputy president.
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Ramaphosa: I endorsed Molefe as Eskom CEO but didn’t know of his Gupta ties
He said he had no clue that Molefe would eventually be linked to state capture and the Gupta family.
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If you captured Treasury, then you've captured the entire state - Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa said that the appointment of Des van Rooyen as finance minister by Jacob Zuma was the straw that broke the camel's back when it came to state capture.
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Ramaphosa explains why he did not resign as deputy president during Zuma tenure
President Cyril Ramaphosa has faced criticism that he was Jacob Zuma’s number two when the Gupta family was accused of looting the state enabled by Zuma.
