The former ANC MP’s contentious testimony will be put to the test this week
The abuse of state resources is devastating for the poor but it opens a door for people who often have no other way of getting ahead
Corruption has gone too far in SA to be eradicated but other nations have used it to their advantage
‘At any rate, whatever Zuma did or didn’t do, Juju has forgiven him’
Bosasa’s former chief operating officer implicates politicians, government officials in his testimony
South Africans can expect another exciting year: elections, land reform without compensation, Zondo inquiry revelations and court cases
Part II: Journalists helped pull SA back from a precipice by exposing the depth of state capture. But they are now staring into an abyss of their own
The ten-year contract is expected to end in 2025
How the Guptas broke Eskom: More than R2-billion set aside for crucial maintenance was diverted to the family’s business schemes
KPMG says it will be distributing the money it earned in fees from Gupta-related entities to civil society organisations
Evidence leaders for the Zondo commission are at the Gupta compound in Saxonwold with former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor to carry out an on-site inspection
Ramatlhodi was told it was customary for the entire department to be hosted at the Gupta residence in Cape Town during the indaba
According to ANC chairperson Gwede Mantashe, the party realised it was in “big trouble” with regard to state capture
The party made these and other claims during its protest outside the state capture commission
A forensic report into maladministration at Eskom and Transnet paints a picture of Koko’s hand in the Guptas’ alleged capture of Eskom
A new report focuses on the role of financial institutions in the illicit movement of of money
‘That Gigaba’s fall from grace would be ascribed to his sex video is unfortunate, because his story is instructive of this period in ANC history’
With the presidency, parliament primed to act minister steps down
Four executives, including Siyanbonga Gama, are said to have colluded to cause Transnet to make inflated payments to a Gupta-linked company
Major Kobese has admitted that he intervened on behalf of the Guptas and Chawla with regards to visa applications
Siyabonga Nene and his partner approached the investment corporation while Nene Sr was chair
In his testimony, Nene revealed that he had visited the Gupta compound in Saxonwold for tea on three occasions: once in 2010 and twice more in 2014
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene is expected to detail his axing from the Zuma Cabinet in 2015 and his own links with the Gupta family
The hard drive consists of tens of thousands of Gupta-linked emails that detail the extent of the family’s role in state capture
In a statement, the justice department said negotiations over the treaty between the two countries began in February 2010
‘Two years later, it is still quite a marvel to understand how deep the Guptas’ network ran’
Lynne Brown had applied to cross-examine Jonas based on the deputy finance minister’s mention of her in his statement before the commission in August
Charles King SA approached the court on Thursday last week after hearing that the shares in question were to be sold by Tegeta
Though the ANC did not attempt to browbeat Nedbank into reversing its decision, ‘veiled threats’ were made to the bank at a subsequent meeting.
Johan Burger’s testimony dealt with attempts by the ANC and government to intervene in the closure of the accounts
Numsa’s urgent application is against VR Laser Services, the two business rescue practitioners and other respondents
According to the testimony of retired Standard Bank official Ian Sinton, the ANC questioned Standard Bank’s decision to cut ties with the Guptas