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Report states Zuma removed anyone who did not cooperate.

The State Capture Inquiry has ruled that former President Jacob Zuma aided the Gupta family in capturing power utility Eskom by interfering in its board.

Shortly after Zuma received treatment in Moscow for alleged poisoning, he signed off on a massive, far-reaching – and unlawful – nuclear power deal with Russia. Had this gone through, it would have devastated the South African economy. Award-winning investigative journalist Karyn Maughan and former National Treasury insider Kirsten Pearson reveal the full story for the first time. The nuclear dream may have been thwarted for now, but South Africa’s nuclear ambitions are still very much ali...

The manner in which Paul O’Sullivan was treated, apparently on the orders of Dudu Myeni, reveal a despotic police state.

President confirms reports he threatened to resign as deputy president when Jacob Zuma fired then finance minister Nhlanhla Nene and tanked the markets.

Tells commission she kept a diary and recorded every meeting, but did not have her diary with her.

An irate Zondo said: 'It is not acceptable that Ms Myeni did not comply with summons to be here. There appears to have been no valid reason for her non-appearance.'

Former SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni finally made it to the state capture inquiry hot seat on Tuesday evening after initially ignoring a summons to give evidence earlier that afternoon

Former Eskom chairperson Zola Tsotsi lied to the state capture commission about Jacob Zuma interfering in the power utility’s affairs in March 2015. His then counterpart at South African Airways (SAA), Dudu Myeni, told this to the commission on Tuesday. “I have highlighted before the commission … it is unfortunate that siyikha phezulu (we’re skimming off the top) of the issues at Eskom. We’re not delving into the real issues that led to Mr Tsotsi meeting me first,&...

While he was ANC spokesperson, Zizi Kodwa received cash and payments in kind from tech giant EOH amounting to more than R2-million. This was the upshot of testimony given to the Zondo Commission on Tuesday by ENS Forensics specialist Steven Powell. Powell had previously been tasked by the commission into looking at EOH, its relationship with the ANC and the money and communications flowing between EOH executive Jehan Mackay and Kodwa. Powell told the commission that a subpoena of Kodwa’s bank...