Head of the commission’s legal team announces former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi will testify this week

The prosecuting authority believes there is a strong case against the former president

President Cyril Ramaphosa suspended the deputy director of public prosecutions in October 2018, pending the outcome of the Mokgoro inquiry

Van Rooyen has also indicated his interest in testifying before the commission

Rubben Mohlaloga was sentenced on Thursday at the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court.

Both the DA and EFF have brought applications to the high court asking it to set aside the decisions made by the state attorney

Hlongwa was implicated in a report by the SIU into corrupt activities to the tune of R1.2-billion during his tenure as health MEC

​The former head of government communications, Donald Liphoko, has opened a corruption case against the agency’s acting chief executive

Casac argues the report did not include findings relating to the "high-level politicians that played a central role in the project"

DA leader Mmusi Maimane believes the president’s decision to reappoint Gigaba and Dlamini is irrational and unconstitutional

The State provisionally withdrew charges against Sibiya and former Hawks head Anwa Dramat in the Pretoria high court on Monday morning.

Treasury’s chief procurement officer Willie Ndleleni Mathebula will be the first witness to testify at the inquiry

In 2015, a protracted legal action was initiated after it emerged that animals had been starving on the multimillion-rand farm of Modise in 2014.

GCB statement follows comments made by the Advocates for Transformation, which said it was "concerned about the intolerable inconsistency" of the Bar

The General Council of the Bar of South Africa is applying for leave to appeal a ruling that paved the way for Nomgcobo Jiba’s return

The commission of inquiry is looking into political and editorial interference at the state broadcaster

Makwakwa’s legal representatives said they planned to call witnesses in the matter which includes Minister of Public enterprises Pravin Gordhan

Hlongwa says a report by the SIU linking him to corruption ​amounting to R1.2-billion, was nothing new and a ploy "to embarrass the Gauteng ANC"

High Court Judge Yasmin Shenaz Meer ruled last year that Parliament had 18 months to rectify the "inconsistencies" in the PAIA

Until the court rules otherwise, the state will continue to cover the former president’s legal fees