Government’s Gupta plane landing report does not conclusively suggest that Christine Anderson and Bruce Koloane will face criminal charges.
Official details on the infamous Gupta wedding are trickling in. Join our M&G Hangout as we discuss the latest revelations from Guptagate.
The ministerial report into the Waterkloof Air Force Base landing of a plane carrying Gupta family members has been released.
ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe has downplayed the practice of name-dropping as an inherently South African problem.
Documents suggest the "name-dropping" that Justice Minister Jeff Radebe referred to in the Gupta wedding saga was confined to corridors.
The response to the Gupta debacle is indicative of a state only dealing with the symptoms rather than the cause of its ills, writes Nickolaus Bauer.
Name-dropping has been blamed for the unlawful landing of an aircraft carrying guests to the Gupta family wedding at the Waterkloof Air Force Base.
How much of an influence did the controversial Gupta family have over our state intelligence? Find out in this video highlight from our M&G Hangout.
Former NIA chief Gibson Njenje lost his job after a battle over the influential Gupta family. For the first time, he explains why.
Join us on our M&G Hangout as we discuss new allegations surrounding the Guptas and South Africa’s state intelligence.
A parliamentary debate on the unauthorised landing at the Waterkloof Air Force Base has been moved forward, the ANC has said.
Cabinet ministers are considering a report from a probe into the unauthorised landing of a privately chartered plane at Waterkloof Air Force Base.
Individuals with ambitions of office are behind the violent protests which are common in the country, says State Security Minister Siyabonga Cwele.
The Gupta family says it will not answer any further questions regarding the landing at the Waterkloof Air Force Base until the report is finalised.
Claims of racism at the Gupta wedding has reminded us of our racial baggage, but we’re ahead in dealing with our division, writes Verashni Pillay.
The ANC’s chief whip has accused the DA of wanting to make Jacob Zuma the focus of an upcoming parliamentary debate about the Gupta wedding saga.
The question is not about who approved the Gupta plane’s landing, but how much influence the family has. Sarah Evans talks us through the latest on the saga.
So the Gupta family say they organised their landing at a military air base "by the book". Which book? The cheque book?
Following the wedding jet saga, accusations and denials have been flying. Sarah Evans and Phillip de Wet have the facts.
The Free State government appears to have played a key role in giving guests to the Gupta wedding an alibi – the pretext of an official visit.
The problem of too many cooks spoiling the communications broth. "Everybody was talking, all the ministers, all the departments."
Officials say the suspended chief of state protocol will be fired for "breaching security" by allowing a Gupta plane to land at a national key point.
There’s blood on the floor after Guptagate, and the powerful justice minister Jeff Radebe has to mop it up.
Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor has explained how her "curiosity was piqued" after she was invited to the the Gupta wedding at Sun City.
The Indian high commissioner hosted a press conference on the IndiaAfrica festival, but everyone was more interested in the Gupta Waterkloof landing.
Despite a golden opportunity to respond to queries about the Gupta debacle, the high commissioner chose to speak on everything else but Guptagate.
State probes into the possible improper use of state resources around the Gupta wedding will be studied by the auditor general, but not investigated.
Send us your questions and comments about the repercussions of the Gupta wedding ahead of our weekly M&G Hangout.
The Mail & Guardian has sifted through a storm of public denials and rebuttals by the Guptas in an attempt to separate the facts from the spin.
A day by day rundown of how the Gupta airplane saga played itself out.
Papers seen by the M&G have shown that, contrary to the SANDF’s claims, the Gupta plane’s landing at Waterkloof Air Force Base was authorised by it.
Forget the Guptas – at the heart of the story that stoked the country’s outrage is a problematic relationship between government and big business.