Jacob Zuma has given state capture probe no proof of illness
Commission hints it will subpoena former president if he continues to stall
10 November 2019 - 21:00
Former president Jacob Zuma has not provided the commission of inquiry into state capture with any proof of his illness — after indicating that he would not appear before it this week, saying he was unwell.
Zuma is a key witness in the state capture commission hearings. He was the head of state during the period that it is investigating. His evidence is vital in determining his role in a system of government that allegedly operated in the interests of the Gupta family and other private entities. ..
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