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Khulubuse Zuma agrees to pay R23m to Pamodzi after six years of denying wrongdoing
The nephew of the president has brought an end to the long-running Aurora-Pamodzi saga by agreeing on a settlement deal.
Call for action against Khulubuse Zuma after #PanamaLeaks revelation
President Zuma's nephew Khulubuse Zuma caused the loss of thousands of jobs after stripping assets at now failed mining company Aurora.
Aurora’s ‘pipe dream’ up in smoke
The president's nephew and cohorts have been ordered to pay the miners they abandoned.
Khulubuse Zuma goes to court over R1.5bn Aurora claims
Khulubuse Zuma, President Jacob Zuma's controversial nephew, will go to court to fight claims for R1.5-billion by the liquidators of Aurora mines.
Zuma’s lawyer was embroiled in Aurora
Court documents allege that Michael Hulley – despite his denials – was an Aurora director.
Jacob Zuma, Khulubuse and the missing millions
A meeting with the president appears to have persuaded an investment firm to give millions to empowerment firm Aurora, which others 'misappropriated'.
Aurora skeletons rattle Motala
Ghosts still haunt controversial Enver Motala’s handling of the insolvent gold mining company
Aurora meets Marikana at bloody Blyvoor
Illegal miners are reportedly being killed without consequence amid evidence of mine-stripping.
Aurora rerun at West Rand mine?
Controversial family is involved in another questionable gold deal
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