From startling insights from the Guptas’ former guards to an interview with Mr Please Call Me – what to expect in this week’s Mail & Guardian.
The Guptas had a three-day long wedding in Antalya, Turkey, which is now being hailed as the "Indian Wedding of the Year" in local society pages.
The Gupta family does not have links to the processing of visas for foreign visitors to South Africa, the department of home affairs said on Monday.
The DA revealed that Oakbay Investments chief executive wrote to the party leader requesting a meeting, but the DA “firmly rejected” the proposal.
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Denel’s focus on Southeast Asia is misguided and its joint venture with Gupta-linked VR Laser suspect, say analysts.
The Mardan Palace hotel in Turkey has been fully booked for the wedding of Ajay Gupta’s son. This time, the Guptas have stuck to travel protocol.
Amid reports that Atul and Ajay have left SA, experts can only speculate why financial institutions suddenly found the family too hot to handle.
The Gupta family and Duduzane Zuma released statements on Friday announcing that they had stepped down from all Oakbay companies.
As allegations of ‘state capture’ continue, it was revealed on Tuesday that an Eskom board member also serves a Gupta-owned company’s board.
The Industrial Development Corporation continues to claim it will do well out of the Oakbay deal for the Shiva mine but uranium’s future is uncertain.
Senior spooks, sacked for planning a probe into the family, considered asking for President Jacob Zuma to be axed.
In a show of force, the private sector warned the ANC that decisive leadership was needed to deal with allegations of undue influence by the Guptas.
In the aftermath of last week’s allegations that the Gupta family had tried to ‘buy’ various Cabinet positions, the family and ANC agreed to meet.
Former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor took to Twitter to say that her Facebook was shut down by a third party, but that she would be back.
The Guptas have allegedly fĂŞted public officials before, and others may yet crawl out of the woodwork after a weekend ANC meeting.
The president is sticking with his line from half a decade ago: he knows nothing about alleged interference by the Gupta family in government.
Former chairperson Zola Tsotsi says he was kicked out of the power utility after being told he wasn’t "playing the game".
The former ANC spokesperson lashed out at the politically connected Gupta family following Mcebisi Jonas’s explosive announcement.
It was confirmed on Wednesday night that members of the Gupta family are ANC members, and therefore may be subject to disciplinary action.
Former President Thabo Mbeki speaks out about former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor, who this week accused the Guptas of offering her a ministerial position.
The Guptas say Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas’s claims that they offered him the position of Finance Minister are "totally false".
Social media exploded after deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas claimed in a statement that the Guptas offered him the position of Finance Minister.
Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas has released a statement claiming that the Guptas offered him the position of Finance Minister.
The Gupta family on Tuesday challenged Mentor to file an affidavit stating under oath that she was offered a ministerial position by the family.
A former ANC MP allegedly claimed on Facebook that the Guptas offered her a position as a minister in exchange for benefits.
Duduzani Zuma will be a major winner in the multibillion-rand deal involving the takeover of Eskom supplier Optimum Coal by a "Gupta" company.
Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has alleged that the money Zuma pledged to pay for Nkandla upgrades will likely come from the Guptas.
The recurring problem of presidential air travel is causing trouble again, with private charters eating into the fiscus amid security concerns.
A due diligence report for their own company reveals illegal activity as recently as last year.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has said he was not aware that the plane chartered for his official visit to Japan last month belonged to the Guptas.
The Press Ombudsman has dismissed a complaint brought by Iqbal Sharma against the Mail & Guardian, saying the publication was justified in its report.
Thomas Thabane has defended the Guptas as "solid business-people" and his decision to appoint them to market Lesotho.