Norma Mngoma has given her fans a look at her ‘Suitably Norma’ fashion collection designed for ‘women of all shapes’.

In the latest news in South Africa on Friday 13 August 2021, President Cyril Ramaphosa told the Zondo Commission that during Jacob Zuma’s presidency he saw signs that State Capture was under way.

‘Incidents of corruption that would in time be described as ‘state capture’ became known to me as they did to the general public’ – Ramaphosa

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

In a letter to the court the police have said they will not take any action against Former President Jacob Zuma unless directed otherwise.

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

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.

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

Because nothing is funnier than government corruption, hey? Cyril Ramaphosa appears to be enjoying himself at the State Capture Inquiry…

The SAHRC has called on SA political parties, the State and everyone to protect the independence of the judiciary and judicial processes

Sound corporate governance dictates that mechanisms should have been in place to ensure continuous accountability at the spy agency.

Ramaphosa, during a Q&A with SANEF, addressed the issue of former President Jacob Zuma refusing to attend the Zondo Commission.

Zuma and his allies did not defeat the constitution – the constitution defeated them. His hold on the ANC and government was defeated.

We have reached endgame in the Zondo vs Zuma battle. The DCJ has had enough of uBaba’s unlawful antics, and he’s planning to take drastic action.

This is what happens when you give a DCJ the runaround: A stark change in tone from Raymond Zondo spells even more trouble for Jacob Zuma.

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.

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 […]

SANEF has expressed its concern over allegations of journalists being used as spies to further the agenda of the State Security Agency.

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?

The FW de Klerk Foundation welcomes the Zondo Commission’s decision to lay a criminal complaint against Jacob Zuma.

It came out at the State Capture Inquiry on Friday that R19 million was withdrawn from the State Security Agency. Here’s why.

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.

The commission has been halted amid a testimony from Brian Molefe. DCJ Zondo said he had to go into COVID-19 isolation.