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Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture
WATCH: Former Crime Intelligence official testifies in camera
Former Crime Intelligence official Colonel Dhanajaya Naidoo is testifying at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture via an audio link from a secret location.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The arms deal and the creep of state capture
It is when political meddling happens, that democratic institutions fail us, writes Judith February.
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Hawks: We will target all those implicated in state capture
Hawks head Seswantsho Lebeya said they would not wait for the outcome of the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture to conclude their work but would rather use affidavits in their possession.
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Holomisa: Ramaphosa affidavit a sign of panic
Bantu Holomisa said President Ramaphosa's latest move to ask the Zondo commission to release his affidavit displayed panic.
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Zondo commission releases President Ramaphosa's affidavit
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has announced that President Cyril Ramaphosa has submitted an affidavit to the state capture commission of inquiry and has agreed to testify at the commission.
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Estina intended beneficiary: Zwane took choir to India instead of training us
Ephraim Dhlamini, one of the people who was meant to benefit from the controversial Estina dairy Farm, told the state capture commission that all they got from the programme was empty promises. Dhlamini took the stand at the commission of inquiry on 23 and 24 July 2019.
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ANALYSIS: Zuma’s high-risk cat and mouse with corruption inquiry
The dilemma for Jacob Zuma and his legal team is this: by putting him on the witness stand, there is a risk that he would be found wanting, especially in terms of the detail of any matter.
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Zuma makes U-turn on state capture inquiry participation
After a dramatic morning where former President Jacob Zuma’s legal team told the state capture commission that he would no longer participate in the commission, Zuma has made a U-turn and said he would continue to answer questions.
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‘We will take no further part in these proceedings’- Zuma lawyer to Zondo
After three days on the stand, the legal team of former President Jacob Zuma told the commission of inquiry into state capture on Friday morning that Zuma would no longer take part in the proceedings. This comes after Zuma and his legal team brought the commission to an abrupt halt after they cried foul over what they say was unfair treatment of Zuma.
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Zuma’s state capture testimony adjourns over ‘concerns’ on questions
The state capture commission adjourned on 17 July 2019 after former President Jacob Zuma raised concerns over the way he was being questioned. The commission adjourned until Friday to give Zuma time to consult with his legal team.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: The greatest gift Zuma has given the country
Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya unpacks what he believes will be the lasting import of Jacob Zuma’s appearance at the state capture commission.
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Zuma’s lawyers object to line of questioning at Zondo inquiry
Jacob Zuma’s lawyers said he was being treated unfairly and ambushed into a cross-examination about issues he was not prepared to deal with.
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Jacob Zuma: From ANC to Zondo
Key dates for former South African President Jacob Zuma who is this week testifying at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture.
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Zuma: The time has come for the truth to come out
Former President Jacob Zuma spoke to his supporters after dramatic testimony at the state capture commission on 15 July 2019.
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Zuma to take centre stage at graft inquiry
The former president is accused of fostering a culture of corruption during a nine-year reign before he was ousted in 2018 by the ruling ANC party and replaced by Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Myeni threatened Dahwa’s job over illegal tender approval
Dahwa had refused to set aside 30% of a procurement budget at SAA for certain companies that SAA would do business with.
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Money in the bag: Guptas offered me R2m a month – Dukwana tells commission
Former Free State MEC Mxolisi Dukwana said the controversial family wanted him to approve a R140 million project that would then be awarded to a Gupta-linked businessman.
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Zondo concerned that Agrizzi cannot backup corruption claims with documents
Zondo said the commission needs documentation to back up Agrizzi's damning testimony that Bosasa has spent millions of rands bribing politicians and African National Congress members.
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WATCH LIVE: Trevor Manuel testifies at Zondo inquiry
Former Cabinet minister Trevor Manuel is on the stand at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture today.
