A ruling has yet to be made at the North Gauteng High Court.

Clear the Waterkloof runway. Ajay Gupta is making plans to return to SA, but as ever, he’s been super-sketchy with the details.

Something to get off your chest, Floyd Shivambu? His blog post – alleging all sorts of misdeeds committed by Pravin Gordhan – is hectic.

Both discussed whether Nene should, in fact, step down as a result of his clandestine meetings with the infamous Gupta family.

The EFF says it has been vindicated by Nene’s resignation.

On Tuesday night, Gigaba appeared before the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs

Hogan is expected to deliver all the shock in today’s inquiry.

Ashu Chawla has a list of expensive demands.

Let us unpack things before Gordhan takes the hot seat on Friday.

Things are looking bleak for the ANC at the moment.

Looks like Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene is on his way out. Unfortunately, the rand is set to take a big knock as a result.

A tough week for Nhlanhla Nene has ended with him making a full and frank apology to South Africans. But will it be accepted?

He’s been implicated in a dodgy deal regarding the PIC, state capture, and the Guptas. So who is Nhlanhla’s lad, Siyabonga Nene?

Could Julius Malema be up next? DA Shadow Finance Minister David Maynier believes the CIC should tell the state capture inquiry what he knows.

The EFF wants Nhlanhla Nene to step down as Minister of Finance.

After the state capture inquiry ruled that the #GuptaLeaks could be used as evidence, we’re looking at the bombshells the commission will investigate.

They’ve tried to run, but they can’t hide. The extradition deal struck between South Africa and the UAE is terrible news for the Guptas.

Mabena is one of the hundreds of workers who have not been paid by VR Laser Services in six months. He, like others, blames the government.

Thuli Madonsela says current Public Protector, Busisiwe Mkhwebane should release the audio of the interview she had with Ajay so the nation can assess for itself.

Ajay Gupta submits his affidavit with his version of events. Will he be able to cross-examine Mcebisi Jonas?

Lynne Brown wants to question Jonas but Chief Justice Zondo is having none of it.

Stephan Hofstatter’s book hits the shelves this month and it contains a lot of names…

Eskom says it’s implementing a contingency plan aimed at diverting coal supplies.

How did Ashu Chawla leave the country without a valid passport?

Duduzane Zuma is now embroiled in three separate legal cases, and the Gupta brothers aren’t getting their own way with the state capture inquiry.

Malusi Gigaba, the Guptas, and of course, there had to be a middle-man. Gideon Christians certainly played his part for the family.

The Gupta’s tried to appear as good samaritans by feeding school kids KFC.

If you’ve been left confused by which brothers are actually citizens, you aren’t alone. The Gupta naturalisation process has been wild.

In your South African news today, the Gupta naturalisation saga heads to Parliament, and the rand value begins to stabilise.

Just when things were really heating up.

Who is Jan Gilliland, we hear you ask? There’s a fresh face at the state capture inquiry on Monday, and he’s got plenty of tea to spill.

Here we go. The state capture inquiry is getting tastier by the day. Duduzane Zuma has flip-flopped, and he’ll face the commission.

It’s been 15 months since AmaBhungane dropped the Gupta Leaks bombshell, and we’re still discovering more
of their illegal practices.

Duarte said that reports of her children working for the Guptas were lies.

We’ve had an eventful day at the state capture inquiry, as Gupta lawyer Mike Hellens went into bat for his notorious clients.

Malusi Gigaba, the South African Minister of Home Affairs, will be in the hot seat next week.

The Financial Services Conduct Authority (previously Financial Services Board) has completed it’s preliminary investigation.

Things are about to turn all the way up for Msholozi.

Vytjie Mentor has been dropping more truth-bombs at the state capture inquiry on Tuesday afternoon.

The Gupta’s may have been the most powerful family in South Africa.

If you thought last week’s testimony was explosive, the week ahead for the state capture inquiry looks even more intriguing.

Testifying at the state capture inquiry on Friday, Mcebisi Jonas didn’t just spill the beans. He tipped the entire shelf over.

Afro Worldview is officially no longer being broadcast on DStv. The channel formerly known as ANN7 has officially met its demise, once and for all.

Slow start to state-capture inquiry proceedings. Legal counsels present and key witnesses revealed.

Up from R692 million in the previous financial year.

The Judicial Commission of Inquiry hearings will be open to the public and will also be broadcast live.

The day has arrived: The state capture inquiry is finally getting underway, and it is starting with a bang…

The Gupta family and its various sub companies are now well known for their role in state capture at SA’s state-owned enterprises.

The men who made the #GuptaLeaks emails public have revealed that one “he-he-he” too many from JZ was the final straw.

As the old saying goes: When days are dark, friends are few.

Taxpayers are dodging payments, following in the footsteps of political bigwigs.

There may be other explanations as to how R420 million in tax refunds was paid out to companies. However, how do you explain that the Guptas are the common denominator?

Former Eskom and Transnet CEO, Brian Molefe, still maintains he has done nothing wrong, despite several probes proving otherwise.

The Inquiry now has it’s own scandal before it starts looking at other scandals. Great…

Get ready for some infuriating hearings…

The businessman maintained his innocence in a court affidavit.

McKinsey & Co. have admitted to overcharging Eskom and are due to repay about R1bn. Let’s hope the money is repurposed to improving the grid.

AfroVoice couldn’t shake off The New Age’s Gupta ghosts

Some good news…

Another turn of the screw on the Gupta brothers.

Excuse me?

Shaun The Sheep may have messed up.

Never write the Guptas off.

Don’t bother trying to book a flight.

Their Dubai hideaways won’t keep them protected for much longer.

The Guptas are laughing at us…

He says that the media have “agendas” against him. Well, if by “agendas” he means “evidence”…

File this under “believe it when we see it”.

What could possibly go wrong?

A bad day in the courts for the Guptas.

Can Mkhwebane survive this latest scandal?

Maybe everyone should relax?

Eskom Coal: This energy activist is predicting huge blackouts for the country and Eskom if the company doesn’t make drastic changes.

Yeah, what’s so bad about looting the state anyway? Oh…

Not looking good for the brothers.

Trevor Noah is a world-renowned South African talent. With so many special moments, let’s look back on some of his best.

The infamous Gupta jet was spotted landing at Lanseria Airport on Friday night. The police were there in their numbers too…

It has now been confirmed by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, that Justin van Pletzen has indeed been detained in Dubai.

The Eskom Inquiry in Parliament has found it impossible to issue a summons to those pesky Gupta brothers. Dudu Myeni seems to be ducking too.

The luxury aircraft will be stored at Lanseria Airport in Johannesburg.

Another Sunday report has revealed further damning allegations against the Guptas and the harm they have caused South Africans. We have the details.

The Bank of Baroda has been left a little confused with the two sperate court orders involving the Gupta money. Two doesn’t go into one…

With ANN7 soon being kicked off of DStv, you would have been forgiven for thinking their days in the headlines were over.

Wonder what they are hiding from? Oh, wait…

First, they said they weren’t coming and now they have full on attacked the committee carrying out the inquiry. These Guptas hey?

If you thought you would see a Gupta at the Eskom inquiry, well, you were wrong. The family’s lawyer has spoken at the committee members are not happy.

Ajay Gupta faces the prospect of losing his banking access if his residency is rescinded.

German software company SAP has finally admitted misconduct in some very noteworthy dealings with the brothers Gupta. We have the details.

The news we’ve all been waiting for?

First, we had the Saxonwold raid. Now, the Gupta properties in India are being raided by authorities too. We have all the details.

A penny for Thuli Madonsela’s thoughts…

The Asset Forfeiture have hit back at Atul.

The lawyers for Ajay Gupta and the rest of the Gupta brothers have slammed claims from the Hawks that they are fugitives from justice.

The Gupta brother has launched a desperate court bid to have High Court ruling reversed.

If you think the President’s in trouble, wait until you find out what his son’s done

Chickens are coming home to roost on this particular farm.

Has Ajay just said Du-bye to the South African authorities?

After much speculation since the Saxonwold raid, the Hawks have now confirmed that Ajay Gupta is now a fugitive. We have the details.

This is a developing story, refresh your browser to see the latest… The Hawks swooped for an early morning raid on the Saxonworld residence of the controversial family. South Africa’s priority crime police the Hawks are at Gupta residence in Johannesburg. Road sealed off. pic.twitter.com/Ug4aQg9gsF — andrew harding (@AndrewWJHarding) February 14, 2018 News24 was the […]

The DA has announced that it will take the Public Protector’s report on the Gupta linked Vrede Dairy Farm on judicial review. We have the details.