Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture
Ramaphosa to receive state capture commission's final report on 1 January
Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele said that the commission's report was expected to make extensive recommendations.
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'Litigious skullduggery': Zuma’s bid for rescission dismissed with costs
The Constitutional Court dismissed former President Jacob Zuma's rescission application, with costs, on 17 September 2021. After being charged with contempt and sentenced to 15 months in prison, Zuma filed a rescission application, asking the court to review its decision. In the full judgment, Judge Sisi Khampepe stated, “Elected absence, like that of Zuma, constitutes more than litigious skullduggery, which does not have the effect of turning a competently granted order into one erroneously granted.” Meanwhile, Zuma has since been granted medical parole.
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ConCourt dismisses Jacob Zuma's rescission application
Jacob Zuma was sent to jail for 15 months by the apex court for contempt of court after he violated the court’s order and refused to appear at the state capture commission of inquiry.
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Former deputy minister Makwetla at Zondo inquiry - ‘Le Roux doesn’t even know me’
Former deputy Justice and Correctional Services Minister, Thabang Makwetla, appeared at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on 5 July 2021, where he was adamant that private contractor Charl Le Roux was making claims against his name when he didn’t even know who he was. #StateCaptureInquiry #ZondoCommission #ThabangMakwetla #CharlLeRoux
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Sending me to jail is sentencing me to death: Zuma
"Sending me to jail during the height of a pandemic at my age is the same as sentencing me to death," said President Jacob Zuma on Sunday.
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Zuma’s chances for rescission on ConCourt ruling very slim - legal experts
They say there is little room for success given that the Constitutional Court is the country’s final arbiter of the law.
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‘Your evidence is so improbable, it should be rejected’- Norma Mngoma cross-examined
Norma Mngoma returned to the commission of inquiry into state capture for a second day of cross-examination. The attorney for her estranged husband, former Minister Malusi Gigaba, continued his questioning of Mngoma’s testimony after she told the commission that Gigaba was corrupt and often took money from the controversial Gupta family.
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Zondo Inquiry still to hear testimony from 6 people, including Ramaphosa
The inquiry’s chairperson, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo briefed journalists earlier on Wednesday, detailing how the commission has sat for 418 days so far and has over 730,000 transcripts to process.
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Zondo: Almost R1 billion spent on state capture inquiry
Deputy Chief Justice and chair of the commission of inquiry into state capture, Raymond Zondo, revealed that around R1 billion had been spent on the inquiry for it to do its work. The inquiry began in 2018, and was recently granted a three-month extension to complete its work.
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Zondo welcomes 15-month jail sentence handed to Jacob Zuma
Following the Constitutional Court judgment that sentenced former President Jacob Zuma to 15 months in prison, Deputy Chief Justice and chair of the commission of inquiry into state capture, Raymond Zondo, said he welcomed the court’s decision. Zuma was found guilty of contempt of court for refusing to obey a court order that he testify before the commission and for attacking the authority of the judiciary.
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'Vindicated' Zondo says Zuma sentencing reaffirms we’re all equal before the law
The Deputy Chief Justice on Wednesday addressed a rare media briefing a day after the judgment was handed down by the Constitutional Court.
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ANALYSIS: After ConCourt judgment, things get sticky for once Teflon-like Zuma
Former President Jacob Zuma has five days to present himself for arrest to serve a 15-month jail sentence for contempt of court following the judgment handed down by the Constitutional Court on Tuesday morning.
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Defend Our Democracy movement welcomes ConCourt ruling on Zuma
Defend Our Democracy movement members reacted to the Constitutional Court's ruling that found former President Jacob Zuma guilty of contempt of court and sentenced him to 15 months of imprisonment.
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Zondo commission welcomes ConCourt ruling, serious consequences against Zuma
The Constitutional Court sentenced Jacob Zuma to 15 months imprisonment for his defiance of the order of the court that he should comply with summonses issued by the Zondo commission and appear before the commission.
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With no legal way out, Jacob Zuma prepares to hand himself over to police
The former president has been ordered to report to the police station either in KwaZulu-Natal of Gauteng by no later than Sunday to start serving his 15-month sentence for refusing to appear before the state capture commission and ignoring the Constitutional Court's instructions to do so.
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As ANC studies ConCourt's Jacob Zuma ruling, stalwart says it’s ‘embarrassing’
Earlier on Tuesday the Constitutional Court sentenced former President Jacob Zuma to 15 months in jail for being in contempt of court when he failed to appear and participate at the state capture inquiry.
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Jacob Zuma to hand himself over at Nkandla police station, daughter tweets
Earlier on Tuesday the Constitutional Court sentenced Zuma to 15 months in jail, saying he was in contempt of court when he failed to appear and participate at the state capture inquiry.
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WATCH: ConCourt ruling on Jacob Zuma's contempt of court charge
The Constitutional Court on Tuesday ruled on former President Jacob Zuma's contempt of court ruling.
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Zizi Kodwa on R1mn loan, other funds from former EOH executive
Taking the stand at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture, deputy minister of state security and former ANC spokesperson Zizi Kodwa gave the commission more details on various amounts of money and other favours he received from former EOH executive Jehan Mackay.
