READ FULL STATE CAPTURE REPORT: State of Capture - A Report by the Public Protector
- Publisher:
- Public Protector South Africa
- Publication Date:
- 2 November 2016
- Tags:
- South Africa, Corruption, Governance, Legal and Judicial Affairs
Report on an investigation into alleged improper and unethical conduct by the President and other state functionaries relating to alleged improper relationships and involvement of the Gupta family in the removal and appointment of Ministers and Directors of State-Owned Enterprises resulting in improper and possibly corrupt award of state contracts and benefits to the Gupta's family businesses.
Will President Zuma Fold Under 'State Capture' Pressure?
- Corruption Report Increases Pressure On Zuma
- #statecapturereport - Prosecutor Asked President for 'Honest Answers From the Heart'
- State of Rapture - How the Craziest Day Unfolded
- #statecapturereport - Zwane's 'Mystery' Dubai Trip
- Maimane Tells Zuma to Fall On His Sword
- #statecapturereport - Hlongwane Had Access to Madonsela's State Capture Files
- #statecapturereport - 'We Will Deal With Ministers' - Guptas Told Maseko
- Analysis - Thuli's Final Game Changer
- #statecapturereport - No Action to Verify Mentor's Allegations - Madonsela
- Madonsela's 'State Capture' Report Expresses #nenegate Concerns
- #statecapturereport - Jonas Faces Public Humiliation - Madonsela
- #statecapturereport - 'All of This Could Be for Nought' - Mentor
- Eskom Chief Implicated in 'State Capture' Report
- All Corrupt Individuals Must Go - Malema
- Zuma Must Explain to Us Why He Should Not Resign, Says Pityana
- State Capture Report Orders Zuma to Appoint Commission
South African President Withdraws State Capture Interdict
- We Must Be Sure 'All Is Clear' Before We Release Report - Public Protector
- ANC Welcomes Zuma's Withdrawal of Interdict Application in 'State Capture' Case
- Zuma's Withdrawal 'Right Thing to Do' - Madonsela
- Van Rooyen Must Come Clean About His Meetings With the Guptas
- Government Calls for Peace and Calm During Marches
- Zuma Will First Study State Capture Report - Presidency
- State Capture - Report Must Be Released Within 24 Hours Following Zuma's Interdict Withdrawal
- State Capture Report 'Will Be Released Tomorrow'
- VIDEO: Zuma Withdraws Bid to Stop Release of State Capture Report
- President Withdraws Interdict Application for State Capture Report
- Minister's Urgent State Capture Interdict Struck Down
- Cape Town Activists March Against State Capture
- 'Poisoned Climate' - Do the Honourable Thing and Resign, Nehawu Urges Zuma
- VIDEO: President Zuma Withdraws His State Capture Report Application
- President's Application to Postpone Case Invalid, Court Hears
- President Just Wants to Exercise His Rights, Court Hears
- Zuma Has Failed As President - Nelson Mandela Foundation
- Minister Manipulating Court Processes, Lawyer Argues in 'State Capture' Case
- Nehawu Calls On Zuma to Resign
- Minister Requests More Time to Respond to 'State Capture' Claims
- The ANC Must Put SA in Safe, Capable Hands - Mandela Foundation
South African Ministers in Court to Stop State Capture Report
- VIDEO: DA and EFF in Court for the State Capture Report Case
- 'Arrest Zuma' Demand Protesters
- Opposition Party Slams Co-operative Governance Minister
- VIDEO: Protests Ahead of State Capture Court Arguments
- Mineral Resources Minister Applies to Interdict 'State Capture' Report
- Prosecuting Head Refuses to Quit After Withdrawing Charges Against Finance Minister
- I Certainly Will Not Resign - Prosecution Chief
- Mthembu Rejects Motsoeneng's 'Capture' Claims
- Anatomy of State Capture - Survival or Greed
- DA to Block Zuma's Attempt to Delay 'State Capture' Court Hearing
Will South Africa's Teflon President Zuma Survive?
- The Endgame - Zuma On the Ropes As ANC Tactical Manoeuvre Unfolds
- Should Zuma Lose, the Dominoes Would Fall
- Zuma Not Appearing Before the Integrity Committee for Grilling - ANC
- Zuma's Challenge of Public Protector Report a Delaying Tactic - EFF
- DA to Challenge Zuma's Application to Review Public Protector Report
- ANC in KZN Backs Zuma Amid NEC Calls for Resignation
