Zondo inquiry into state captures has cost R700m so far
The lifespan of the commission, which was established in August 2018, has been extended to end-March 2021
08 July 2020 - 14:16
The Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture has so far cost the state R700m, slightly more than double the amount mentioned by justice minister Ronald Lamola in September 2019.
The lifespan of the commission, which was established in August 2018 under deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo, has been extended to end-March 2021 so that it can wrap up its work...
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