The three Gupta brothers and Duduzane Zuma are scheduled this week to appear before the public inquiry into state capture being conducted by Parliament’s public enterprises committee. Although the whereabouts of the four is unknown their attorney has assured the committee they will be present. This is despite warrants of arrest issued for the Guptas’ alleged involvement in the Estina dairy farm project and another brother, Ajay, believed to be wanted by the Hawks in connection with bribery allegations levelled by former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas. Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba is also due to appear before the committee following his request last week to be allowed more time to prepare for the hearing. He will answer to allegations that he facilitated state capture when he was minister of public enterprises and possibly questions about the naturalisation of the Gupta family, after his confusing public statements on the matter. Meanwhile on Monday, the High Court in P...
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