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Unable to pay the millions of rands owed to the state, former president Jacob Zuma’s foundation is hoping that donors will continue to fund a show trial against his nemeses – the NPA and media.

The Economic Freedom of the World Report scores major components of liberty in countries around the world. SA continues to fall.

9 September 2022 - The annual Economic Freedom of the World Report scores major components of liberty in countries around the world. South Africa continues to fall in its rankings, tracking its economic decline.

The case, which relates to the Estina dairy farm project, was back in the Bloemfontein High Court on Thursday.

Eskom has successfully recovered R30m from the Eskom pension fund, as ordered by the high court. But former CEO Brian Molefe has failed to pay R9.9m ordered in the same judgment.

He will also be required to review the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) as part of his campaign promises.

Wood was arrested in May and stands accused, alongside nine others, of a string of corruption charges related to the R93 million graft case over a Transnet locomotives deal.

Ngoye is one of the officials who spoke out against the multi-billion rand Swifambo and Siyangena contracts.

National Treasury said Parliament can expect a response to recommendations by the State Capture Inquiry report on the unilateral closure of accounts by banks "in the coming weeks and months".

The power utility confirmed the news in statement on Wednesday.