We trace Zuma’s path to the latest judgment on whether he should be prosecuted on corruption charges relating to the arms deal and spy tapes.
As the commission of inquiry into the arms deal wrapped up this week, the M&G’s Sarah Evans looks back at the controversy.
Richard Young has argued at the arms deal commission that the tender process employed was illogical and illegitimate.
Jeff Radebe’s bid to grease a dodgy Nigerian weapons deal has raised questions about the return of bodies from the collapsed TB Joshua church.
The former chief of acquisitions for the South African National Defence Force denies having a hand in dodgy deals and influencing tender awards.
Hennie Van Vuuren, author and key critic of the arms deal, has declined to take the oath or give evidence at the arms procurement commission.
A group of organisations calling for the Sereti inquiry’s disbanding said a commission statement labelling them ‘foot soldiers’ was racist.
According to evidence from official investigations, the former defence minister was central to claims about corruption surrounding the deal.
Asking phase two witnesses to disprove statements made by government witnesses will not get to the bottom of the arms deal.
Richard Young failed to arrive as expected to testify about the allegations of fraud and corruption surrounding the arms deal.
Richard Young will take the stand carrying in his back pocket allegations of French and German bribes and the case against Jacob Zuma.
The commission’s questions will be limited to his role in implementing the policy groundwork to buy arms, and his opinion on its affordability.
After Tshwane police declined the rights group’s request to picket during Trevor Manuel’s arms deal testimony, a high court has given it the go-ahead.
The commission has not declassified all the documents before it, and legal teams are still not given adequate time to prepare for cross-examinations.
Lawyers are outraged over the freeing of an arms dealer on the run for a huge debt repayment scam
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.
Three high-profile witnesses have raised concerns about a lack of openness at the arms deal commission, which has resumed its inquiry.
Reporter Sarah Evans tells us why the navy believes the country needs its multibillion-rand frigates, and what developments we can expect.
The first week of public hearings at the arms commission has ended in a controversial perjury row involving witness leader advocate Simmy Lebala.
The Seriti commission, tasked with investigating the arms deal signed in 1999, is set to begin with witnesses from the department of defence.
Controversy over data and employees adds to cynicism about the arms deal commission’s true agenda.
Despite his flagging influence, Tony Yengeni remains a public persona that people love to hate.
The commission of inquiry into allegations of corruption in the deal has run into trouble, fuelled by claims that it is chasing a "second agenda".
Further damning evidence of how the former director general of the justice department, Menzi Simelane, scuppered the arms deal probe has emerged.
Fana Hlongwane, a former state adviser central to the arms deal probe, was evidently tipped off his office and home would be raided by the Scorpions.
The arms deal may be old news, but corruption is at the centre of the national agenda as never before.
A raid on a German company has revealed a record of a deal signed by ANC heavyweight Tony Yengeni when he headed Parliament’s defence committee.
South Africa’s arms manufacturer Denel appears intent on selling missile-carrying drone aircraft to Saudi Arabia.
Researchers argue that there is ample evidence to suggest that the ANC benefited from the arms deal and that the party must testify at the commission.
The former senior investigator at the arms procurement commission, Mokgale Norman Moabi believes the commission was set up to be a whitewash.
Arms procurement commission witness Terry Crawford-Browne says claims that the ANC is not implicated in corruption are "disingenuous".
A leaked letter has shown that arms deal Judge Willie Sereti took "three delegates" on a fact-finding mission.