The Palm Ridge court granted a postponement to allow the full contents of the docket to be made availed to Brian Molefe, Anoj Singh and their co-accused
The former Transnet boss was confronted at the Zondo commission with evidence pointing to Salim Essa’s common denominator in the web of loans and facilitation agreements linked to the flawed R54-billion deal
Major Kobese has admitted that he intervened on behalf of the Guptas and Chawla with regards to visa applications
Nhlanhla Nene told the state capture commission he had met with the Gupta family on four occasions between 2010 and 2013 on invitation from Ajay
Ashu Chawla’s whereabouts remain unknown and the explanation his lawyer has given to MPs eagerly anticipating his testimony is suspicious
Two business rescue practitioners are going to save Gupta companies and pay employees on time
The deputy minister has admitted to arranging a meeting between the Prasa boss and Tony Gupta
The one-time friend of the controversial family wants nothing to do with their companies
Controversial family states "now is the right time" to sell all shares it owns in South Africa
The cyber hacking cooperative Anonymous Africa threatened and apparently shut down the websites of Gupta-linked companies on Wednesday.
The Mail & Guardian spoke to some of the protesters who marched on three of SA’s biggest banks and asked them what they thought of the Guptas.
Authorities gave permission for guests of a Gupta family wedding to land their private jets at Waterkloof Air Force Base, the family says.
The Gupta family, owners of the New Age newspaper and Sahara, are planning what has been described as possibly the "wedding of the century".