The judicial commission of inquiry into state capture will hear evidence for the first time on Monday since SA's national lockdown was imposed in March.

The inquiry, chaired by deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo, has to get to the bottom of allegations of state capture which was alleged to be behind the decimation of among other SA's SOEs and criminal justice institutions, which came at a huge economic cost to the country...

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