Former Transnet Board member and Gupta family associate, Iqbal Sharma, will have to wait until Tuesday for the outcome of his bail application

The Gupta properties include a R21m Constantia mansion and a R12m Saxonwold house as well as an associate’s home that featured on Top Billing.

The Investigating Directorate will ask Interpol to arrest the Gupta brothers so they can be extradited to stand trial in SA.

Three former Agriculture Department officials and a Gupta business associate are facing charges of fraud, money laundering and corruption.

The State Capture Commission has heard details of how monies flowed from government entities to companies linked to the Gupta family

Look out for the Guptas, and they’ll look out for you: According to Norma Mngoma, the brothers showered her and Malusi Gigaba with luxury presents.

The Gupta brothers has been sanctioned for corruption. Ajay, Atul and Rajesh Gupta has been targeted for their roles in serious corruption.

Norma Mngoma has delivered some of the biggest bombshells ever witnessed at the Zondo Commission – and yes, it’s bad news for Malusi Gigaba and the Guptas.

Former public enterprises minister Lynne Brown is accused of following the Guptas’ instructions and giving business linked to the family access to lucrative Eskom contracts

Have we gone back in time to 2017? A convoluted deal involving Eskom, Optimum, and an alleged Gupta company may still be funding the Indian billionaires.

The Gupta family are believed to have played a central role in State Capture, having allegedly looted entities including Eskom and SAA

Eagle-eyed South Africans have noticed something amusing about the route our ‘first vaccines’ are taking. The consignment is due to land in SA on Monday.

Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said that although Magashule denied involvement in the project under oath, the evidence proved that he was indeed involved.

State Capture Inquiry head Zondo conceded that the corruption accused Guptas will in all likelihood avoid a grilling by the commission.

Has Raymond Zondo given up the ghastly grifting ghost of the Guptas? The DCJ doubts they will ever return to face justice in South Africa.

The ex-wife of Malusi Gigaba, Norma Mngoma, has given a tell-all TV interview about her marriage with the former minister – and the accusations are heavy.

What’s the hold up? The NPA have listed a few reasons for why the Guptas have not yet been extradited – and the UAE has been lumped with some of the blame.

A researcher for forensics firm Shadow World Investigations presented evidence at the state capture commission on the rebates Friday.

Duduzane Zuma returned from Dubai and gave an exclusive interview with Newzroom Afrika

The Guptas can run from their problems, but there is absolutely no chance of hiding from this: Here are the latest issues plaguing the billionaires.

Former president Jacob Zuma was set to appear on Monday, 21 September 2020, however his lawyer said he had more pressing matters like his arms deal case, to attend to

More than R200 million which was meant to empower aspiring black farmers, was instead funnelled into Gupta-linked bank accounts

Brian Molefe, the Guptas, and bags of money: Some agents of state capture acted so shamelessly, they’ve ended up as caricatures of corruption.

Eskom, in their 73-page summons, outline how and when they believe Koko and former executives looted the SEO of R3.8 billion.

The Guptas and several former members of Eskom’s Executive Committee received summons relating to the looting of the state owned entity.

The ‘How to Steal a Country’ trailer has reminded South Africans just how much was lost due to corruption under the influence of the Guptas.

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) asked that the courts find the coal-supply agreement between Tegeta and Eskom ‘unlawful and invalid’.

The DA said the Free State government would be better of not trying to ‘resuscitate a dead cow that was a victim of the corruption virus’.

Vuyisile Kona has implicated Ace Magashule, Duduzane Zuma and Tshepiso Magashule in an SAA bribery scandal.

Kona wasted no time in getting to the nitty-gritty of his encounters with the infamous Gupta family.

It would appear no lessons have been learned in Free State. A company linked to the Gupta-Estina debacle are spending public funds again.

If the South African government wants to capture the Guptas, why not tell the brothers to collect their passports in Pretoria?

Despite government actively trying the extradite the Guptas back to SA, the brothers reapplied for their passports “3 weeks ago”.

Brian Molefe lashed out at former public protector Thuli Madonsela on live TV.

The Guptas live to fight another day, but the SA government are adamant they are getting closer to bringing the them back to these shores.

It’s been reported that a group of SA cabinet members will travel to the UAE, in a bid to bring the Guptas back to Mzansi and take them to trial.

The court will hope to hear how Lekalakala was central to the flouting of funds in the North West’s healthcare department.

People of Johannesburg, your city is now back in the hands of the ANC. This is what you need to know about Geoff Makhubo. Draw your own conclusions.

Mo Shaik detailed how he and Njenje were both dismissed for investigating the Gupta family.

It turns out, we almost did become “The Republic of Gupta”. That’s according to ANC stalwart Frank Chikane, who claims a dictatorship was in the works.

State capture seems to be bigger than South Africa, and according to Peter Hain, the UK’s financial institutions have helped the Guptas launder their money.

Want to feel like a Zuma-era cabinet member? Then you should have your hat in the ring for the Guptas’ on-auction Saxonwold property.

We’re about to learn how the biggest corporations in the world facilitated state capture in SA. Peter Hain is set to drop bombs at the Zondo Commission.

Malusi Gigaba has, apparently, had his finger in every state capture-themed pie going. Details of his alleged contribution to Eskom’s woes were shared on Tuesday.

The slow-turning wheels of justice have just bumped up an extra gear. The Guptas could now face a fresh series of raids, thanks to American intervention.

The amount of schools, hospitals and pints we could have had for this money is enough to turn the stomach. Here’s the real cost of state capture.

Nothing shakes up a Sunday like a huge allegation on Twitter. The EFF’s Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has slammed Donald Trump’s regime for “capturing” the NPA.

The sanctions were requested to address corruption and money laundering accusations.

The screw is turning on the Guptas, and South Africa is now ramping up its efforts to bring these infamous state capture architects to justice.

Political party displeased with South African president’s failure to act on the Gupta family.

The US Treasury’s decision to sanction the Guptas has been well-received. But according to Natasha Mazzone, the move does no favours for Ramaphosa.

The Gupta family’s associate, Salim Essa, was also sanctioned.

Chickens are coming home to roost in all corners of the globe for the Guptas. The US Treasury have essentially “excluded” them from their financial system.

A blatant abuse of the BEE system has been uncovered, following a two-year investigation. It looks like Eskom and the Guptas have more explaining to do.

An unpaid R8 million water bill has exposed another alleged act of corruption from the Guptas. But how are they linked to the Gautrain water shutdown?

A tale of how deep the Guptas had their hands in the pockets of our state-owned entities.

A bout of #MbalulaHumour has set social media ablaze on Thursday, as Fikile Mbalula has something to say about the infamous “Gupta curry” at Saxonwold.

An offshore company linked to the Guptas has apparently dropped Busisiwe Mkhwebane right in it. But the Public Protector isn’t accepting the findings.

The State Capture Inquiry has taken some scalps this month. Cyril Ramaphosa has submitted an affidavit, detailing his private meetings with the Guptas.

Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo will hear testimony from Democratic Alliance member of the Free State legislature Roy Jankielsohn and Albertus Venter, a deputy director in the premier’s office.

Almost a year after its founding, the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture has secured testimony from Zuma.

A defining week in the life of Jacob Zuma – and the South African justice system – is almost upon us, as the state capture inquiry reels in its biggest fish.

Bruce Koloane remembers the truth and confesses, but will it be enough to save him his ambassadorial role with government? Naledi Pandor wants a word.

Today during the state capture inquiry, we learned a few new things about the infamous Gupta Waterkloof Landing.

Drum roll (or should that be “toilet” roll?) please for the strangest story of the year: It turns out the Gupta brothers left their wedding venue a dump…

If Eskom can find 750 more contracts this dodgy, they could plug their R400 billion debt-hole. Here’s what you need to know about the Trillian firm.

The Waterkloof scandal’s still going strong, six years after it first caused outrage in Mzansi. Thuli Madonsela and Busisiwe Mkhwebane aren’t on good terms.

When they plan a ceremony, they go in hard: But they also end up bending the rules. Next week’s Gupta wedding may not exactly be 100% above board.

If you marry into the family, one thing’s guaranteed: A good party. This latest Gupta wedding takes place next week, and the bill is already astronomical.

According to testimony, the former president pulled most of the strings.

Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s report into the Guptas’ Vrede Dairy Farm scam has been declared “unconstitutional”. And it’s a devastating blow for the PP.

There is nothing money can’t buy. Even freedom from prosecution has a hefty price tag.

We’re not sure what’s going off, but all we know is that we can’t take our eyes off it. Fikile Mbalula and Jimmy Manyi are at war on Twitter right now.

Somebody take Mbaks off the grill, he’s done: Fikile Mbalula faced some tough questions over his Gupta connections at the state capture inquiry on Friday.

Malusi Gigaba’s link to the Guptas deepens: Ex-Denel CEO Riaz Saloojee dropped bombshells at the state capture inquiry on Wednesday.

A Parliamentary Committee has ruled that the Guptas must be stripped off their citizenship. This is what you need to know about the naturalisation debacle.

Ramaphosa’s key challenge is to build a stable coalition within the ANC so as to embark on his project of institution building.

While the Guptas enjoy their opulent wedding celebrations in Dubai this week, the house of cards that is their South African operations seems to be falling in on itself.

Ajay Gupta is now officially allowed to walk the streets of South Africa a free man, after the NPA lifted his fugitive status. But what lead to this decision?

The wedding will take place at the luxurious five-star Emirates Palace hotel in Abu Dhabi.

It’s understood that there are still miners trapped in the mine shaft.

After charges in the Estina Dairy Farm case were dropped, Duduzane Zuma looks like he’ll be let off the hook. Will anyone be put on trial for state capture?

The Gupta footprint has not left South Africa, and it is well protected, it seems.

Deputy chief justice Judge Raymond Zondo is one South African who surely enjoyed his time away from the cameras and overt political pressures of the job.

Zuma’s Twitter fingers have not rested since he’s joined the platform.

The NPA says it will reinstate charges when it has evidence.

Jagannath Prasad “JP” Arora was ambushed while travelling on New Road in Midrand on Saturday evening.

The accused faced charges including fraud, theft, conspiracy to commit fraud and theft.

The Eskom inquiry report is set to blast the lid off state capture and expose its chief participants.

Under lengthy cross-examination, Manyi’s testimony before the Commission began to falter.

The concern about the coal shortages and the ongoing threat of load-shedding still needs to be resolved.

The Gupta brothers could be ‘home’ for Christmas.

Jimmy Manyi got stuck into the government’s media department, dropping bombshells on his former colleagues at the state capture inquiry.

Malusi Gigaba has made many high-profile mistakes during his time in office. We’ve got a list of his most cringe-worthy moments.

It seems that almost every ANC politician has met with the Gupta family.

“As Minister of Finance, he was an accomplice to the Guptas’ activities.” – EFF

The 68-page sworn statement signed by Gordhan stands as a stark account of state capture and all its gory details.

“I have done nothing out of order.” – Jacob Zuma

While Davies’ admittance has warranted cause for concern, the minister argued that his meetings with the Gupta brothers were part of his ministerial duties.

More losses for a firm that was once one of the biggest in South Africa.