A number of Gupta companies and representatives and lieutenants lied through their teeth, again and again, as the family misused public money.
A transcript of President Jacob Zuma’s interview with the former public protector shows that Zuma’s legal adviser argued that Zuma was a busy man.
Ajay Gupta believed treasury was a 'stumbling block' in the family’s business ambitions – and heads needed to roll.
The report details numerous dubious situations where Zuma and members of his executive acted in a questionable manner.
The state capture report which President Jacob Zuma had tried to interdict has gone public.
National Prosecuting Authority head Shaun Abrahams has been called to brief Parliament on the dropping of charges against the finance minister.
The party's leader, Julius Malema, had earlier addressed thousands of supporters as they stood in Church Square in Tshwane.
In an argument that is ultimately about the misuse of state resources, all the parties agreed, Zuma had used state resources to protect himself.
President Jacob Zuma's legal team was supposed to argue in the high court why the report on so-called state capture should not be released.
The Gauteng arm of the ANC has been vocal in calling on President Zuma to step down – a call that is echoed by the Save South Africa campaign.
The most provocative magazine and newspaper covers from the 2016 US presidential race.
The growing fad of eating one's own placenta after giving birth has hit SA. But experts say there is no proof the practice is beneficial - or safe.
Children need more than books to flourish at school. De-worming may be one of the most cost-effective ways to increase school participation in Africa.
The effects of outdoor air pollution are far-reaching. It is not only seriously harmful to health but is also robbing countries of GDP.
Pupils at 18 schools were accused of copying during their matric exams, but didn’t show up for hearings. Now they are being allowed to rewrite.
A deliberately dense exhibition reveals the ghastly underbelly of Wouter Basson’s Project Coast.
Activists fear, in the wake of the anger over racist comments on social media, that ill-considered legislation could have adverse consequences.
It is disingenuous to represent South Africa’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court as without forethought.
The primary structures and ideologies of domination are deeply entrenched at all levels.
