How many Guptas are naturalised SA citizens — five or 11?
Parliament is to start questioning key role-players about this next week, including home affairs minister Malusi Gigaba and his director-general
Parliament’s oversight committee on home affairs will begin quizzing key role-players in the Gupta naturalisation saga next week. Individuals called to testify include home affairs minister Malusi Gigaba, and the department’s former director-general, Mkuseli Apleni, who recently resigned to take up a post in the private sector. "The committee has concluded the initial phase of the inquiry … collection of all relevant information … and has identified gaps which need to be clarified by certain people to assist the committee to arrive at a conclusion. The investigation will be held from Wednesday to Friday next week," committee chairman Hlomani Chauke said on Tuesday. The Guptas and their associates, including former president Jacob Zuma and current and former cabinet members, are at the centre of state-capture allegations. The home affairs portfolio committee has been pushing to get to the bottom of the controversial decision by the department to grant some members of the Gupta family...
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