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Zola Dabula

Architect and former general admit to graft at 1 Military Hospital
Article
/ 6 March 2022

Architect and former general admit to graft at 1 Military Hospital

An SANDF official admits he took a bribe over building works at the state hospital our leaders should use, but don’t. With R1-billion spent on ‘outsourcing costs’ so far, the project is still not complete

By Eunice Masson
Former SANDF surgeon general Zola Dabula implicated in R156-million graft
National
/ 18 February 2022

Former SANDF surgeon general Zola Dabula implicated in R156-million graft

Close to half-a-billion rand was spent on revamping 1 Military Hospital, yet there is little to show for it. A long-awaited report reveals who is implicated in the malfeasance

By Eunice Masson
Defence team cagey about Zuma’s health after state advised he is fit to stand trial
Politics
/ 21 September 2021

Defence team cagey about Zuma’s health after state advised he is fit to stand trial

The former president was absent from court, but his counsel argued that health matters be left aside, so as to hear his case for the removal of Billy Downer

By Emsie Ferreira

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