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/ 21 January 2012
President Jacob Zuma’s nephew, Khulubuse Zuma, has paid a R3 000 admission of guilt fine after being caught driving at 181km/h in KwaZulu-Natal.
Two of Khulubuse Zuma’s companies have begun their exploration of the Democratic Republic of Congo in search of oil.
A high court judge in Pretoria has granted default judgment against Aurora’s Khulubuse Zuma, for the payment of more than R10-million.
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/ 12 December 2011
Aurora’s unpaid miners have issued a letter appealing for help ahead of the Christmas season while the company’s executives face legal action.
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/ 11 December 2011
Nelson Mandela’s grandson is due to face criminal charges for not attending a high court inquiry over Aurora Empowerment Systems.
Court gets new details of both Aurora’s bid to take over Pamodzi’s mines and its running of them.
Parliament’s mining committee is considering summoning Aurora’s Khulubuse Zuma and Zondwa Mandela for a progress report on the Pamodzi debacle.
As the sun sets on the now-liquidated mining company, Aurora director Michael Hulley’s selection as the president’s legal adviser has raised eyebrows.
The appointment of Zuma’s personal lawyer as his legal adviser in the executive has raised the eyebrows of legal analysts and the ire of unions.
Former Big Brother celebrity Brad Wood and four others have pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and attempted murder.
The Democratic Alliance has called for a law amendment to ensure scrutiny of government business deals involving family members of the president.
The speaker of the national assembly has refused to allow Parliament to debate the business dealings of president Jacob Zuma’s family and friends.
President Jacob Zuma’s family and other intimates are suspected of having close links with the new owners of the embattled Orkney mine.
Jacob Zuma’s confidante is part of a Chinese company’s purchase of the Orkney mine, which was run into the ground by the politically-connected Aurora.
The egg dance of the politically connected directors of Aurora Empowerment Systems before the Master of the High Court may not be enough to save them.
‘We’ve lost money, we’ve lost our credibility, we’ve lost everything," lamented Aurora Empowerment Systems’ financial director, Thulani Ngubane.
The union says it was ‘no doubt’ linked to liquidators dismissal.
Aurora mine encapsulates capitalism at its worst and greed at its best, Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi said on Thursday.
Parliamentarians shocked by disclosures at meeting held to discuss beleaguered company.
Confirmation by DRC President Joseph Kabila has embroiled Khulubuse Zuma in a legal dispute with a leading oil company in Africa.
An SA-based Taiwanese man, Jen-Chih "Robert" Huang, has emerged as the middleman in deals between Chinese companies and President Jacob Zuma’s nephew.
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/ 23 December 2010
<b>Stefaans Brümmer</b> and <b>Ilham Rawoot</b> report on the cronies who were discovered this year with their hands in the public cookie jar.
Khanyi Mbau, Kenny Kunene and Khulubuse Zuma are unabashed in their display of wealth. Should they be, asks <b>Rapule Tabane</b>.
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/ 26 November 2010
Headlines of unpaid miners matched with new BMWs for owners has pegged the leadership of Aurora as the bad boys in mining.
Black economic empowerment has taught our young people that they don’t have to dream up innovative ideas to succeed.
Following the #PanamaLeaks revelations, we highlight this 2010 amaBhungane report on Khulubuse Zuma’s lucrative oil blocks in the DRC.
President Jacob Zuma met the boss of a South Korean shipping multinational before the Korean signed a major deal with Zuma’s nephew on Monday.
New twist in mining saga as questionable link to diamond project emerges.
The net tightens around embattled empowerment company Aurora as it struggles to hold on to the liquidated Pamodzi Gold mines in Springs and Orkney.