South Africa’s judiciary has been a thorn in Jacob Zuma’s side from the outset
President Jacob Zuma released the terms of reference and regulations for the inquiry on January 25.
Under his nonprofit Forensics for Justice, O’Sullivan’s letter blames Hogan Lovells for the legal manoeuvres of three of its “sordid clients”
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo announced this week he is ready to proceed with the inquiry, but was waiting for the terms to be gazetted.
UDM and Cope filed a security for costs application, demanding that Zuma pay R1-million upfront before the state capture court appeal can be heard.
Zondo – the allegations of state capture “go to the very foundations of our Constitutional democracy” and require a staff with a wide range of skills
Acting Hawks head Yolisa Matakata told parliamentary watchdog Scopa it is investigating matters related to “state capture” at Transnet.
“The board has been given a fresh mandate that they need to move with speed on the issues that Eskom is facing.”
"There should be no area of corruption and culprit that should be spared the extent of this commission of inquiry." – President Jacob Zuma
Gupta brother’s bank account frozen to recover R220-million.
The stench of rotting cow carcasses will pale in comparison to the stink the Estina probe will cause
Ramaphosa also made it clear the days of cadre deployment would soon be over
‘The Mail & Guardian fully supports uncovering and holding accountable those guilty of apartheid-era corruption — any corruption’
Mkhwebane on Wednesday welcomed President Jacob Zuma’s appointment of a judicial commission of inquiry
Since the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as ANC president, it has been debated whether President Jacob Zuma will resign or be removed from office
Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has made the decision to appoint deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo, the Presidency announced in a statement
"Let us exert pressure from every corner to have this inquiry take place long before 2019; the nation requires the truth."
The president was only doing what the Constitutional Court said he should do, says his application for leave to appeal.
Zuma wants the court to set aside the remedial actions in Madonsela’s State of Capture report
The president can opt to stymie the state capture probe further, but it may be for his own account
Just a few days before the ANC elects a new leader, the party’s outgoing president Jacob Zuma was dealt a heavy blow by the North Gauteng High Court
The high court in Pretoria delivered harsh reprimand of the conduct of President Zuma, finding that he acted “in flagrant disregard”
KPMG and McKinsey employees linked to Gupta deals have walked away with their pockets lined
ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe says the ANC cannot be seen to be allowing individuals to get away with big corruption at state level.
In her testimony at the inquest into Eskom, board member Venete Klein detailed why Molefe was hired and how he almost walked away with R30-million
‘The manuscript you sent us (bar, perhaps, mention of a R99-billion surplus) brought us, and by extension our readers, no joy’
South Africa has an undernourished literary tradition, where even among the sophisticated one may find confusion over written work and writers.
White critics are often put on a pedestal — even when they’re telling us things we already know
The report looked into whether Zuma’s friends, the controversial Gupta family, had undue influence on the executive.
What stood out at the Johannesburg launch of Jacques Pauw’s ‘The President’s Keepers’ was how incredibly white the audience at the book launch was.
An alleged R1-million monthly salary from an ANC-supporter was not a part of President Zuma’s declared goods said DA leader Mmusi Maimane
‘Assuming to be true what we cannot yet know makes us vulnerable to manipulation, with consequences for both the innocent and the guilty’