Shackled legs, armed guards, and a team of medical professionals bringing him back from the brink – here’s how Angelo Agrizzi describes the past few weeks.
Hermione Cronje, who runs the Investigative Directorate (ID) in the NPA, says she finally has the tools she needs to start cleaning house.
‘How To Steal A Country’, a 90-minute long documentary, unpacks the state capture scandal in all its ugliness.
CNN’s Richard Quest didn’t hold back when chatting with South African Bruce Whitfield, outlining why encouraging foreign investment in our country may prove tricky.
Everybody knows about the 27s and the 28s, but what about the gangsterism in the highest offices of the land?
Zuma and his legal team believe they have been treated unfairly, and they have announced that he will no longer participate in the Zondo Commission.
Day three of the Zondo Commission came to a grinding halt after Jacob Zuma said he was being treated unfairly. Shame, poor guy.
Day two at the Zondo commission, and Jacob’s memory seemed to fail him. Zapiro took aim and nailed his target, as did some analysts.
Protesters disrupted the launch of Pieter-Louis Myburgh’s book, ‘Gangster State: Unravelling Ace Magashule’s Web of Capture’, in Jozi.
Ace’s 48-hour nightmare. Viral SARS IT chief update. David Blaine sexual assault. Martin Shkreli in solitary. Facebook’s mad weekend. El Chapo fashion line. Skrillex vs mosquitoes. Bieber’s April Fools’ fail.
In a move that some have called ‘unprecedented’, South Africa’s biggest foreign investors have demanded that Ramaphosa starts cleaning house ASAP.
Angelo Agrizzi and Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson had a fallout a while back, which might be why Agrizzi is dishing the dirt at the Zondo Commission.
Agrizzi – next round. Apartheid’s secret mercenaries. BuzzFeed’s explosive Trump report. Eskom needs R884 billion. Lambie retires. Manny wants Floyd rematch.
We all know that securing a contract in this country often requires some greasing of palms, but the bribe video from yesterday’s State Capture inquiry is next level.
Finally, after a few delays, Pravin Gordhan stepped up to the plate at the judicial inquiry into state capture. Here’s a look at the standout moments.
There have been much dishing of dirt during the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture thus far, but now it’s time for Pravin Gordhan to have his say.
Pravin Gordhan has revealed all in a 68-page sworn statement, signed and delivered to the judicial inquiry into state capture.
The state capture commission of inquiry is currently on hiatus. When it returns, don’t expect any form of swift justice to be enacted.
DA leader Mmusi Maimane claims to have evidence that president Cyril Ramaphosa’s office was aware of the Gupta family’s involvement in state capture.
I know, everyone is sick and tired of reading about State Capture, but put aside your “bombshell” headline fatigue for a second because yesterday was all action.
Ajay Gupta has filed an affidavit on behalf of the family, contesting the damning evidence mounting at the State Capture inquiry, which included some pictures from inside Saxonwold.
It’s never a good look to be caught up in the State Capture machine. Whilst heads have rolled over at KPMG, it’s far from business as usual.
During the six month period stretching from November 2010 through to April 2011, the State Capture agents were hard at work. Luckily, somebody was keeping notes.
Duduzane’s U-turn. White House paranoia. Millions evacuate US coast. EFF won’t apologise for restaurant closure. Spree and Superbalist merger details. Snow giraffes. Emmy 2018 predictions. Diana’s ‘obsession’ dies.
Meet five of the worst SA businesses – some linked to state capture, others not, but all guilty of the kind of corporate skullduggery that’s ruining our country.
The Commission of Inquiry into State Capture is a depressing reminder of how dirty so many of our top brass have become. Then there’s Mcebisi Jonas.
Gupta case in a shambles. Calls for Pope to resign. Wonga collapsing. John McCain dies. Musk abandons privatise plans. Liam in hot water. Serena outfit banned. Vegetarianism’s junk food trap.
The State Capture Commission is up and running, and yesterday saw some of the basic details outlined. Let’s take a quick look at what you should know.
Pravin gets busy. Muizenberg protests. NK/US meeting in jeopardy. De Lille back at work. Ugly UN exchanges. Atlantic Seaboard property stagnates. New WhatsApp features. Next Arsenal manager. Deadpool 2 review.
State’s case against Guptas. McDonald’s to drop cheeseburger. Ramaphosa charm. Cape Town’s swankiest co-working space. Tutu quits Oxfam. Jen and Justin overs. Facebook spams users. Kanye back on Insta.