Raymond Zondo tired of endless corruption as inquiry drags on
The judge is particularly concerned that intended beneficiaries were denied services while business people and politicians thrived during state capture
23 September 2020 - 17:41
State capture commission chair, deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo, is “frustrated and concerned” after testimonies from witnesses about how public funds meant for service delivery to the poor were looted by politicians and their friends.
Zondo made the remarks on Wednesday before the adjournment of the hearing. It followed three days of evidence relating to a R1bn housing project in the Free State — a project littered with allegations of illegalities and of payments being made for no work done...
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