Zondo Commission

The Guptas came to South Africa in 1993, eventually building a sprawling empire in mining, computer technology and media. Some members of their family were granted South African citizenship.
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As Russian forces continued their shelling of Ukrainian cities on Sunday, former president Jacob Zuma described Russian President Vladimir Putin as “a man of peace” whose actions were justified in response to the threats posed by the US,…
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Over nearly three years, the Zondo commission heard accounts of rampant misappropriation of funds from more than 300 witnesses, who included business people, civil servants and intelligence officers.
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The Zondo Commission - named after the judge chairing the inquiry - was set up in 2018 to investigate allegations of corruption and fraud in the public sector including in government institutions.
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The Constitutional Court has reserved judgment on an application to review its landmark decision to jail former president Jacob Zuma for contempt of court.
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Norma Mngoma, estranged wife of former SA Finance Minister, Malusi Gigaba, made some startling revelations during her appearance at the Zondo Commission yesterday.
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South Africa's ex-President Jacob Zuma has rejected as "a sham" a request by the country’s top court to suggest what punishment he should face if found guilty of contempt of court.
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Former Eskom board chairperson Zola Tsotsi has testified at the Zondo commission that Gupta associate Salima Essa interfered and recommended names of who should be included in Eskom's committees.
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Former president Jacob Zuma had pushed hard for the Prasa board to rescind its decision to accept former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana’s resignation.
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Johannesburg - The success of the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, which resumes in two weeks’ time, hinges on the Justice Ministry’s ability to extradite the Gupta brothers and have them provide witness testimony before…
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