On Monday morning, counsel for the Ajay Gupta, Advocate Mike Hellens SC, confirmed before the commission that his client has applied to cross-examine
On Monday Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo is expected to determine when applications of implicated persons to cross examine will be heard
Government Communication and Information System chief executive Phumla Williams is expected to continue her testimony
The self-proclaimed Zuma loyalist has reached out to several witnesses testifying at the Zondo commission
Williams said the staff at the GCIS headquarters reacted with shock to Maseko’s removal
The state capture witness admits to mixing up names and fails to remember key dates
A group of academics have assiduously assembled the evidence to lay bare the workings of a parallel state, writes Shaun de Waal
In 2016, Maseko and 26 others signed a memorandum calling for an inquiry into allegations of state capture
The Zondo commission has confirmed Comfort Ngidi had withdrawn his request to be considered for a role in the commission’s legal or investigative team
Former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor revealed the Hawks had made attempts to quash an investigation into the Guptas
Technical terms and a grim outline of systemic abuse defined the start of the state capture inquiry
JZ is back, and he will blow your mind!
Treasury’s chief procurement officer Willie Ndleleni Mathebula will be the first witness to testify at the inquiry
Siyabonga Gama delivered the results with an axe hanging over his head as he has been served with a letter of precautionary suspension
Since state capture allegations came to the fore, some ANC members have spoken publicly on the relationship between the Guptas and key ANC figures
‘The shift to tyranny in SA has been accompanied by political arguments about the nature of South Africa’s transition from apartheid to democracy’
In the first round of state capture hearings, South Africans can hear firsthand how cabinet positions were allegedly offered by the Gupta family
Former finance deputy minister Mcebisi Jonas and ANC MP Vytjie Mentor are among the first witnesses who have been called to testify at the inquiry
A litany of allegations over alleged corruption involving state departments has plagued Bosasa companies and directors for more than a decade
If SA wants to regain its global standing, it must take a moral stand that may irk its new friends
Justice Zondo is requesting that the 180 days the commission was initially granted, be extended so its work could be completed
President Cyril Ramaphosa needs to display that wrongdoers of the Jacob Zuma era are going to be held accountable through prosecution
A ‘lethal dose of corruption’: How state capture crippled Gauteng health and Penny Penny is running for Limpopo’s top ANC post
The Democratic Alliance leader said Eskom is fiscally dependent and it will ‘cripple the economy’ if no profound reform takes place
BLSA’s CEO said the decision to lift Eskom’s suspension was taken in recognition of the progress made by the power utility’s new board
The Free State High Court is on Monday expected to make a ruling over the freezing of R180-million in assets of eight people accused of fraud
The deputy president has dismissed suggestions he is too close to the state capture family
Parliament has only 9 legal advisers but there are currently more than 40 committees in the House and five state capture inquiries to be established
The former president has appointed lawyers to challenge a cost order worth an estimated R10-million in the state capture court case
Hawks spokesperson Hangwani Mulaudzi was responding to questions after a video showing a relaxed Ajay Gupta in Dubai came out
The office has compiled and published other work related to the matter, including a 2014 investigation into the failed Vrede Dairy farm project
After the CCMA declared the utility’s former head of legal’s dismissal as "unfair", Eskom charged her with "serious misconduct"