The deputy chief justice voices his exasperation that no solution to load-shedding is in sight, but former minister says oversight model is at fault
The commission has given up hope the former president will appear before it, and says the court must now protect the constitutional order
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The commission argues that Zuma’s media statements confirm his campaign to defy the rule of law
Former Transnet executives have spent much of the week confronted with testimony from their former drivers that they left Saxonwold with piles of cash
The former Transnet boss says luck, not political meddling, was behind his baffling reinstatement
The former president won’t appear before the Zondo inquiry into state capture, even if Ramaphosa and Mantashe do
Recalcitrant former president holds virtual meeting with ANC top six
The deputy chief justice says an attack on one witness may deter many others from giving evidence
Its court application to force disclosure of donations to Cyril Ramaphosa may mask a bid to portray him as a capitalist puppet
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola says his department will ensure the state capture commission is afforded the financial resources to complete its work, despite the treasury’s uncertainty
Former Eskom chief executive paints himself as the victim of a plot at the hands of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s former business associates
On his fourth appearance before the commission, the former Eskom CEO maintains he was tricked into sharing company information with a third party
Zuma’s namesake organisation twists facts and the law – he told Zondo he would answer questions but only in private to the deputy chief justice
Zondo commission files urgent court papers asking that former president Jacob Zuma be imprisoned because his stance risks undermining the rule of law
Experts offer their advice about what Finance Minister Tito Mboweni should focus on in next week’s budget speech
EFF leader warns judges they will be ‘overthrown’ for bias in favour of the ruling establishment
The deputy chief justice says he has to act because Zuma’s defiance risks inciting lawlessness
His lawyer says the summons was not in line with the Constitutional Court order
As former Eskom board member Pat Naidoo claims ignorance of Tegeta deal, Zondo counters that the evidence was staring him in the face
The state capture inquiry confronts the corruption-accused MP on his track record of inaction on Bosasa, which made R7-billion off the state
MPs were helpless to stop runaway losses and probe locomotive deal at Prasa, Zondo commission hears as it mulls parliament’s role in state capture era
Evidence at the inquiry into state capture of publications and journalists being paid from the State Security Agency slush fund are alarming
The former president is being advised by various leaders to appear before the state capture commission
More salvos are fired in the ANC over Zuma’s refusal to testify at the Zondo commission, as ruled by the ConCourt
Events of the past week have proven that the Zondo commission investigating state capture cannot conclude its work without former president Jacob Zuma’s honest testimony
The Eastern Cape is the first of the party’s provincial executives to come out against Zuma’s defiance of the Zondo Commission, and is calling for his suspension
The Constitutional Court has told the former president everyone is equal before the law and he must appear before the inquiry into state capture
Journalists who received payments from the state security agency will be named only once the Zondo commission has notified them in writing
The Constitutional Court has told the former president everyone is equal before the law and he must appear before the Zondo commission
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The former president has been ordered to obey the Zondo commission’s processes
Last year, the former president walked out on the deputy chief justice, despite being summoned to give evidence
Ms K’s and Mr Y’s affidavits and testimony have alleged a picture going back to 2008 of how the former president and his aides worked — and allegedly abused the SSA