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The state capture commission recommends that the president ‘consider’ the deputy state security minister’s current position because he is in debt to former EOH executive Jehan Mackay
Corrupt tendering involving the City of Joburg helped fund the ANC's election campaign.
ANC heavyweight and current deputy minister, Zizi Kodwa, has become the latest party figure to find himself at the centre of a state capture storm. Steven Powell, or ENSAfrica, says that that forensic research by his financial investigations company uncovered R2 million in kickbacks, which flowed to the politician from EOH. What is Zizi Kodwa accused of? The outright illegal transactions – which even went to the personal bank accounts of Zizi Kodwa – were payments to fund a ‘luxury lifestyle’, allegedly beefing up his annual earnings in government. It’s understood his plush living q...
He told the State Capture Inquiry Kodwa received money from Mackay, sometimes in his personal bank account. He is making his second appearance before the commission. He was last at the commission in November and was supposed to give testimony in the afternoon session on Tuesday, but it was moved forward after former SAA chairperson Dudu Myeni was a no-show. 'Direct payments' Previously, he testified that Mackay had paid Kodwa about R400 000. "What has happened subsequent to that is the commission has subpoenaed bank accounts. During my initial investigation, I only had access to a snapshot of...