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Jacob Zuma abused his powers by enriching Guptas' med... - Vimarsana News

Jacob Zuma abused his powers by enriching Guptas' med...

The SABC lost money through the business dealings. The State Capture inquiry has estimated that the SABC lost R4.3m due to its involvement in The New Age newspaper’s business breakfast briefings. The inquiry has recommended that the amount should be recovered from any assets belonging to The...

Zuma abused his position as president – Zondo report - Vimarsana News

Zuma abused his position as president – Zondo report

New Age Business Briefing broadcast was a cash cow for the Guptas. 

Zuma enabled Guptas to flout laws as they ran ANN7 and TNA media while Duduzane benefited too, says Zondo - Vimarsana News

Zuma enabled Guptas to flout laws as they ran ANN7 and TNA media while Duduzane benefited too, says Zondo

By involving himself in the formation and running of the Gupta media house TNA Media and news channel ANN7, former president Jacob Zuma was in breach of the executive code of ethics, says chief justice Raymond Zondo.

LISTEN | DA asks Americans to investigate Ramaphosa's Phala Phala saga - Vimarsana News

LISTEN | DA asks Americans to investigate Ramaphosa's Phala Phala saga

The DA has written to the FBI Pretoria field office to request the US intelligence and security service to investigate allegations of possible money laundering by President Cyril Ramaphosa after a 2020 robbery at his Limpopo farm, Phala Phala.

The Hawks take over Ramaphosa forex heist investigation... - Vimarsana News

The Hawks take over Ramaphosa forex heist investigation...

The Hawks have taken over the investigation of the multimillion-dollar burglary at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Limpopo farm, as a damage control exercise gets under way. Meanwhile, Corruption Watch says the President should not be running a game farm as a business.