Zuma says commission will investigate why he is target of state capture allegations
'You have [the] kind of stories that at times are repeated and repeated [and] they look like they are true. Why? I am going to establish a judicial commission of inquiry and it is going to investigate this'
14 November 2017 - 06:26
“If Zuma is corrupt, it is going to be found by this commission.” That is what President Jacob Zuma said on Monday night during an hour-long interview with Sifiso Mahlangu on Straight Talk on ANN7 television channel. He was speaking about the judicial commission of inquiry that would investigate state capture, but added the inquiry could also scrutinise white-collar crime and big business.
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