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‘He was the president’: Zondo says there’s no place to hide for Zuma

State capture inquiry chair, deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo, said on Monday there is no place to hide for former president Jacob Zuma, who has been reluctant to appear before the commission. Zondo, in a briefing about the commission’s…

Duduzane Zuma agrees with his father, former president Jacob Zuma, that the state capture commission has been politicised.Image: Felix Dlangamandla

Corruption in SA was not born in 2012, says Duduzane Zuma

Former president Jacob Zuma’s son, Duduzane, on Thursday said he agreed with his father that the state capture commission, led by deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo, has been politicised. Duduzane believed the commission was failing to…

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WATCH: Zuma’s doctor says he can’t attend state capture inquiry

Former president Jacob Zuma was set to appear at the state capture inquiry this week. However, his lawyers said he was preparing for his criminal trial, and was advised by his doctor to limit his movements because his age increases his…

Deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo was taken aback by revelations that state-owned companies sponsor ANC events whIle they do not do the same for other political parties.Image: SUPPLIED

Judge Raymond Zondo believes the ANC is abusing state power

Deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo believes the ANC is abusing its control of the state to unfairly benefit the party financially. Zondo made the observation on Tuesday at the state capture inquiry during the evidence of former Eskom…

State capture inquiry chair deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo.Image: Alaister Russell

State capture: Former human settlements DG explains why CEO paid R600,000 for his Range Rover

There was nothing untoward when the owner of a company that scored as part of a R225m contract to audit and assess houses with asbestos roofs paid R600,000 towards the Range Rover belonging to the former director-general of the national…