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Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo is in good health after being exposed to someone who tested positive for Covid-19.
He went into isolation last Friday.
Zondo will be back when the hearings resume next week as his period of isolation will have ended.
State Capture Inquiry chairperson Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo is in good health after being exposed to someone who tested positive for Covid-19, the commission has said. The commission is happy to inform the public that the chairperson is in good health and has no symptoms associated with Covid-19.
Zondo remains busy with the work of the commission at his place of isolation.
Politicians describe Jackson Mthembu as man of honour & a true patriot Political parties have paid tribute to the late Minister in the Presidency Jackson Mthembu. Minister in the Presidency Jackson Mthembu at a post-Cabinet briefing on 8 August 2019. Picture: GCIS
73 days ago
CAPE TOWN - Political parties have paid tribute to the late Minister in the Presidency Jackson Mthemb u as a man of integrity and someone who was passionately committed to improving the lives of all South Africans.
Mthembu died on Thursday, at the age of 62, after contracting COVID-19.
He was at the forefront of communicating the government’s messages aimed at combating the virus.
Jackson Mthembu was set to appear at State Capture Commission Citizen reporter
Jackson Mthembu. Picture: Jacques Nelles The commission said it would continue its work without the contributions of Mthembu, and passed its condolences to his family.
The Commission of Inquiry into State Capture has revealed that late Minister in Presidency Jackson Mthembu was due to appear before the commission in the coming weeks.
“Mr Mthembu publicly supported the commission, cooperated with it, and was due to testify before the commission in the next few weeks with regard to the time when he was the chief whip of the ANC in Parliament,” the commission said in statement.
SASA devastated by death of anaesthetist Mononyane in helicopter crash Dr Kgopotso Rudolf Mononyane was among the five people on board a helicopter that crashed in Bergville in KwaZulu-Natal on Thursday. FILE: Dr Rudolf Mononyane and four others died in a helicopter crash on 21 January 2021. Picture: @docanaesthetic/Twitter.
66 days ago
JOHANNESBURG - The South African Society of Anaesthesiologists (SASA) said it had learnt with great shock and sadness of the passing Dr Rudolf Mononyane, who tried to save Minister in the Presidency Jackson Mthembu s life.
He had delayed his flight after being called to assist Mthembu, who later died of COVID-19-related complications.