Following the wedding jet saga, accusations and denials have been flying. Sarah Evans and Phillip de Wet have the facts.
The problem of too many cooks spoiling the communications broth. "Everybody was talking, all the ministers, all the departments."
The Indian high commissioner hosted a press conference on the IndiaAfrica festival, but everyone was more interested in the Gupta Waterkloof landing.
State probes into the possible improper use of state resources around the Gupta wedding will be studied by the auditor general, but not investigated.
While investigations continue, it is clear that blaming the Indian High Commission may be harmful for relations between India and South Africa.
A total of five senior government officials and military personnel have been suspended over the unauthorised landing of a private chartered jet.
Atul Gupta says he’s confused at the reaction to the landing of a family aircraft at Waterkloof Air Force Base, and SA should be thankful to them.
Are the Guptas now so powerful that they can shrug off a defence minister’s denial of permission to land at an air force base?
Richard Poplak briefs those lucky enough to have cracked an invite to the Gupta wedding on the arrival, the food, and what to buy the bridal pair.
South Africans have been insulted by the Gupta family’s alleged misuse of government resources, Cosatu has said.
Those responsible for allowing the Guptas to land aircraft at Waterkloof Airforce Base must explain how they arrived at that decision, the ANC said.
The Gupta family’s use of the Waterkloof Air Force Base in Pretoria constitutes an abuse of state resources and should be investigated, says the DA.
The military is not aware of any permission granted for the Gupta family to use the Waterkloof Air Force Base in Pretoria, says the SANDF.
Authorities gave permission for guests of a Gupta family wedding to land their private jets at Waterkloof Air Force Base, the family says.