Former state president says he merely presided over the processes and endorses his ministers’ evidence.
In the second phase of the arms procurement commission, the so-called critics of the arms deal may be perceived as complainants in the matter.
During phase two of the arms deal public hearings, who makes the allegations will prove to be just as important as the allegations themselves.
The arms deal commission’s phase two witness list is out. But is there any public interest left?
The arms deal commission is due to announce soon when Thabo Mbeki, president at the time the contracts were signed, will testify.
Concluding his evidence, former finance Trevor Manuel has rejected claims he said there were issues with the arms deal that wouldn’t be uncovered.
Shamin Shaik and Fana Hlongwane have been subpoenaed to testify during phase two of the arms procurement commission.
The former finance minister’s evidence-in-chief is a glowing review of the arms deal. But was he truly in favour of the deal?
Right2Know has filed an urgent appeal in the Pretoria high court after being refused permission to protest outside the arms procurement commission.
Giving evidence at the Seriti commission, the former defence minister has dismissed a question relating to the ANC benefiting from the arms deal.
Contradictory sets of minutes from an August 1998 meeting cast doubt on government’s decision to buy the more expensive jets.
Ministers due to testify at the arms commission will not answer fraud and corruption allegations but could be asked about a mysterious report.
Former minister Ronnie Kasrils’ usefulness as a witness at the arms deal inquiry has been called into question.
The commission has made little progress in answering corruption claims. As former ministers testify, these details are unlikely to become clearer.
The commission of inquiry into the multibillion-rand arms deal in Pretoria has been postponed once again.
Arms deal critics represented by Lawyers for Human Rights have accused the Seriti commission of making it impractical to cross-examine key witnesses.
The official figure for the controversial 1999 defence procurement package from the National Treasury is R46.666-billion, according to a news report.
We wrap up weekly findings from two of SA’s most important commissions of inquiry – the Farlam Marikana probe, and the Seriti arms deal inquiry.
Terry Crawford-Browne has written to the Constitutional Court asking it to terminate the Seriti commission of inquiry.
While most eyes were glued on the pscar Pistorius trial, the Seriti arms deal and Marikana commissions continued their work.
Arms deal activists say the commission must be allowed to complete its mandate as anything less would be a "betrayal of the South African public".
The farce at this week’s Seriti commission hearing has shown that the inquiry into the arms deal should be brought to an end.
The commission has not declassified all the documents before it, and legal teams are still not given adequate time to prepare for cross-examinations.
The Seriti commission of inquiry, which is investigating alleged corruption in SA’s multibillion-rand arms deal, is set to resume in January.
The Seriti commission of inquiry has been adjourned until next year, when the next witness from Armscor will be ready to testify.
The arms deal commission’s commitment to investigating criminal liability is being questioned after axings.
The Seriti commission of inquiry has announced it will reduce its staff complement as the bulk of the work has been completed.
We speak to Paul Holden, who undertook his own cross examination of key witnesses because he felt the arms deal commission was not getting answers.
The second civilian given permission to cross-examine witnesses before the arms deal commission says testimony risks being "perjury by omission".
Dr Richard Young, a losing bidder to be a supplier in the arms deal, has criticised the commission over its handling of government witnesses.
Arms inquiry employees whose contracts are coming to an end have been informed by letter.
Former President Thabo Mbeki and his former ministers have agreed to being represented by a State attorney at the Seriti Commission of Inquiry.