Part three of the State Capture Commission’s report implicated ANC bigwigs; Jacob Zuma, Gwede Mantashe and Nomvula Mokonyane.

Jacob Zuma is adamant that Zondo failed to prove the ex-president was captured by the infamous Gupta family.

Former BOSASA COO, Angelo Agrizzi has not been attending court cases due to ill health, he wants his corruption case struck from the roll.

ANC Chairperson, Gwede Mantashe is set to challenge part three of the Zondo report in which he is personally implicated.

Ex-president Jacob Zuma has lashed out at the State Capture Inquiry following condemning findings in its most recent report.

The third installment of the Zondo Report has confirmed some of the most controversial allegations made against Dudu Myeni.

The EFF has demanded that this Minister should immediately resign, accusing the politician of aiding in State Capture.

Cyril Ramaphosa has had a tough start to the week – and things could get much worse for the president, who now stands accused of perjury.

The NPA will review the cases covered in the State Capture Commission’s report, with the aim of prosecuting those implicated

South African citizens will finally be able to read the long awaited State Capture Report on Tuesday evening.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to recieve the first installment of Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s State Capture report next week.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is heading to court in an attempt to manage when the State Capture Inquiry report goes public.

Ramaphosa has given Zondo some homework to do over the festive season, with his State Capture Inquiry report deadline is just around the corner.

Arthur Fraser recently opposed Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s nomination for Chief Justice, saying he lacks integrity

Angelo Agrizzi’s follow-up memoir, ‘Surviving The Beast’, which will be released tomorrow, uncovers what really happens to those who expose the powerful and corrupt.

The State Capture Commission was set to conclude its work by 30 September and hand over its report to President Cyril Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa has told the State Capture Commission that he considered resigning as deputy after President Jacob Zuma fired Nhlanhla Nene.

Prince Mashele has slammed the State Capture Inquiry for, apparently, treating President Ramaphosa differently from previous witnesses.

President Ramaphosa is facing another round of tough questions on Thursday – as his knowledge of the Guptas is put to the test.

Cyril Ramaphosa is due back at the State Capture Inquiry next week

President Ramaphosa will be needed for at least two days at the State Capture Inquiry, and Cyril faces another showdown with DCJ Raymond Zondo.

The State Capture Commission has been granted another three months extension to wrap up, its Chairperson DCJ Zondo confirmed.

Zizi Kodwa had his taste for luxury exposed on Monday, after he appeared at the State Capture Inquiry. Here are the lush villas EOH paid for him to stay in.

The Gupta family is considered a key feature at the State Capture Commission, which heard about a shell company unduly receiving over R300m

Malusi Gigaba has slammed his wife Norma’s testimony at the State Capture Inquiry, and tried to clarify his relationship with the Guptas.

The State Capture Inquiry is heading into extra time, again. DCJ Zondo has a few more key witnesses – and a whole president – left to question.

An unexplained change to the State Capture Inquiry’s plans means that Cyril Ramaphosa will not return to the Commission next week. But why?

Dudu Myeni has just done a Jacob Zuma special! The former SAA executive has bailed on the State Capture Inquiry – and yes, she’s now in A LOT of trouble.

Zondo adjourned Norma Mngoma’s testimony when it was announced that there were ‘serious security concerns’ at the State Capture Commission.

Last orders at the State Capture Inquiry: Zondo and his colleagues have secured more funding on Wednesday – but time is running out for them.

Two days into the testimony of Ramaphosa, who was vice-president throughout the entire term of President Zuma, we are left none the wiser.

President Cyril Ramaphosa appeared before the State Capture Inquiry and addressed the issue of ‘tainted funding’ made to the ANC.

The State Capture Inquiry was told on Wednesday that a third of public service members ‘do not have qualifications’ – leaving Ramaphosa in a tight spot.

President Cyril Ramaphosa admitted at the State Capture Inquiry to bypassing the deployment committee when making appointments.

Cyril Ramaphosa’s first few words with the State Capture Inquiry could be some of the most revealing: That was quite an opening statement…

It’s the big one: Cyril Ramaphosa continues to face the State Capture Inquiry today Thursday 29 April – and we’ve got the live stream here.

Wondering what to expect when President Ramaphosa attends the State Capture Inquiry on Wednesday? Well, these questions are certainly on the agenda…

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.

We had to wait almost three years, but President Ramaphosa will now face the State Capture Inquiry – and his first day in attendance may be a blockbuster.

Raymond Zondo has revealed that a bullet was fired through the window of the State Capture Inquiry premises last week – but the DCJ remains defiant.

There could be a big story developing here: The offices of the State Capture Inquiry were burgled this weekend – and ‘several laptops’ are now missing.

The State Capture Commission has been zeroing in on dodgy contracts at Transnet, under the guidance of Brian Molefe as CEO

The ruling party said that virtual discussions with former President Jacob Zuma on Monday were ‘positive and constructive’.

Hell hath no fury like a Deputy Chief Justice scorned. Raymond Zondo has given Jacob Zuma both barrels, after the latter dodged the State Capture Inquiry.

The arrest of Jacob Zuma may be imminent: But his former sparring partner in Parliament, Mmusi Maimane, is also upset with the current ANC leadership.

Could there be a stand-off at Nkandla today? Jacob Zuma is officially breaking the law, and he can be arrested for dodging the State Capture Inquiry.

ANC Deputy Secretary-General Jessie Duarte has apologised to Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo over her opinion piece in which she took aim at the State Capture Commission over which he presides. Duarte said she has “deep respect” Zondo and the work the commission was doing in “unearthing corruption in the state and private sector.” She […]

The Constitutional Court ruled: “The former president’s conduct is a direct breach of the rule of law….In our system, no one is above the law. Even those who had the privilege of making laws are bound to respect and comply with those laws.”

The State Capture Inquiry needs more time to complete its work, according to Raymond Zondo – but how long could the Commission go on for?

Jacob Zuma has run out of hiding places. He must now face the State Capture Inquiry, because another ‘disappearing act’ will have serious consequences.

ConCourt has slammed Jacob Zuma for his ‘unacceptable behaviour’ at the State Capture Inquiry – and Msholozi must now pay the price.

The call comes after disgraced former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe told the state capture inquiry this week that Ramaphosa had been involved in state capture and the peddling of political influence for personal benefit while Deputy President.

Brian Molefe, once the highest authority at Eskom, told the Zondo commission into state capture that Cyril Ramaphosa was targeted for political influence – and that he ran a ‘secret war room’ at the power utility when he was deputy president.

An anonymous witness will spill the beans about Andile Mngxitama and his alleged links to state capture – sparking a furious response from the BLF leader.

Jacob Zuma has been told to appear at the State Capture Inquiry to face Raymond Zondo next week, or be slapped with more criminal charges.

In 2019, the diamond mine, in which Alexkor is a partner, retrenched 190 mineworkers from the Richtersveld.

Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo gave an update on the accomplishments and status of the state capture commission on Monday.

Ramaphosa said members of the ruling party knew the Zondo Commission would cast a spotlight on the movement, however, it needed to be done.

MKMVA president Kebby Maphatsoe distanced the group from an earlier statement from MKMVA spokesperson Carl Niehaus which said filing legal charges against Jacob Zuma was “perilous,” but that the association remained concerned over the state capture inquiry’s treatment of the former president.

The former ANC spokesperson, now Deputy State Security Minister, was allegedly paid R130,000 in three instalments — two of R50,000 and one of R30,000.

When asked what his response would be to those who might see this as veiled support for former president, Jacob Zuma, Vuyani Ngalwana said: “One word… poppycock.”

The file on Ramaphosa reportedly contains the “business, political and personal activities and associates” of the president.

Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, delayed his judgement for a third time on Wednesday, after former president Jacob Zuma filed another affidavit

Jacob Zuma’s last-minute submission has pushed Raymond Zondo’s recusal verdict back by another day, as time ticks away at the State Capture Inquiry.

Zondo, will later today, deliver the ruling regarding Jacob Zuma’s application. Will the chairperson recuse himself from the inquiry?

Former President Jacob Zuma has accused the state capture commission’s chairperson Raymond Zondo of being biased

Jacob Zuma and his legal counsel have launched an extraordinary argument to get Raymond Zondo recused from the State Capture Inquiry.

Former president Jacob Zuma has accused State Capture Commission Chairperson Raymond Zondo of being biased and wants him to recuse himself

If you’re having a late breakfast tomorrow, may we recommend you stock up on popcorn? Jacob Zuma is appearing at the Zondo Commission – with a bone to pick.

Former president Jacob Zuma is expected to return to the hot seat at the state capture inquiry on Monday

Will we get a showdown between Raymond Zondo and Zweli Mkhize at the State Capture Inquiry? The health minister says it’s ‘game on’.

Well, given the woeful performances of last week’s State Capture Inquiry witnesses, Nomvula Mokonyane probably has good cause to dance for joy…

Former SAA board member Yakhe Kwinana’s appearance at the commission on a Saturday followed delays that placed the inquiry under pressure to complete its work.

Former South African Airways (SAA) Chairperson Dudu Myeni could soon face criminal charges after naming a protected witness who testified at the state capture inquiry

Former SAA executive Yakhe Kwinana is making a name for herself at the State Capture Inquiry, for all the wrong reasons: And DCJ Zondo is fuming.

EFF leader Julius Malema has said he has nothing to hide and is willing to be grilled at the State Capture Inquiry

The inquiry heard from former Transnet board chairperson Mafika Mkhwanazi who testified on the reinstatement of the freight agency’s former chief executive Siyabonga Gama

Testimony from the commission has already led to several arrests including former ANC MP Vincent Smith and businessman Edwin Sodi

The State Capture Inquiry is reportedly changing its scope, with the spotlight now shining on EFF leader Julius Malema and his inner circle.

Gama had approved a R19-million contract for security services to General Nyanda Security Advisory Services (GNS) in which the then communications minister, Siphiwe Nyanda, held a 50% stake.

Former Transnet head of legal Advocate Siyabulela Mapoma took the stand to testify on the freight agency’s affairs, including its controversial former CEO Siyabonga Gama

Former Free State Human Settlements MEC Mosebenzi Zwane was implicated in a number of scandals, including the R1 billion housing debacle

Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has summoned former president Jacob Zuma to appear before the State Capture Inquiry next month.

Raymond Zondo has had just about enough of Jacob Zuma’s no-shows at the State Capture Inquiry – the DCJ has told Msholozi there’s nowhere left to hide.

The former president was set to appear in September but his legal team said he had his arms deal case to attend to

The suspects face at least 60 charges including fraud and money laundering, in connection with a multi-million-rand Free State asbestos contract

Businessman Edwin Sodi – and two ANC politicians from Free State – have been arrested as a result of testimony from the State Capture Inquiry.

A multi-millionaire businessman has revealed the intimate details of his donations to the ANC at the State Capture Inquiry – namedropping Zweli Mkhize.

Things have escalated: Jacob Zuma has asked DCJ Zondo to recuse himself from the State Capture Inquiry – citing a mysterious ‘family connection’.

Mosebenzi Zwane testified about the Free State Housing Project at the State Capture Commission on Friday 25 September.

Head of the State Capture Inquiry Raymond Zondo read the riot act to Suzanne Daniels on Tuesday, as her tall tales were obliterated by the DCJ.

The commission has heard testimony related to alleged looting at Eskom

Suzanne Daniels has spilled the beans on Tuesday, claiming that the Guptas had openly stated a Dlamini-Zuma win at Nasrec ‘would have helped them’.

While Vincent Smith has admitted to receiving nearly R700 000 from former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi, he insists it was for a loan

Vincent Smith, who served as Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Correctional Services, is set to testify to allegations he received bribes from Bosasa

Nomvula Mokonyane has admitted she would never be able to afford the R3 million vehicle, even on her cabinet salary, but has an explanation as to how she acquired it

Nomvula Mokonyane claims nobody from Bosasa was at her lavish birthday party, despite the company having allegedly paid for it

Jacob Zuma’s legal team have argued that it would be ‘unfair’ to expect the former president to attend the State Capture Inquiry this month – here’s why.

Former Ipid head Robert McBride was cross-examined by North West SAPS members Brigadier Pharasa Ncube and General Ntebo Mabula

Jacob Zuma, look away now. The president’s relationship with Muammar Gaddafi is under the spotlight, after Des van Rooyen spilled the beans on Tuesday.