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State Capture Inquiry to resume on Monday The Commission of Inquiry into State Capture will hear evidence from witnesses from law enforcement on Monday morning when it resumes.

Dukwana testified before the Commission in Parktown, Johannesburg, that the Guptas were paying Magashule and Duduzane Zuma R1 million per month each.

Dukwana said Tony Gupta made the revelation while he was trying to convince him to sign a letter which would have confirmed the appointment of a Gupta-affiliated company to handle two major development contracts in the Free State. “He was saying, we will give R2 million but when I refused he said you know, you can trust me, ask brother Ace and brother Duduzane. I drive to Magashule’s place and I give him his million and I give Duduzane his million and I get my million. He then said isn’t it so? Ace said yes and Duduzane agreed. I was like, he does not know me. He’s now giving me this information about the people that he’s working with,” says Dukwana.

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State Capture Inquiry to hear more testimonies - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.The Commission of Inquiry into State Capture is expected to continue hearing the testimony of its investigator, Patrick Mlambo, when the public hearings resume in Parktown, Johannesburg on Monday morning. When will the first successful conviction happen? I am looking forward,things are happening in south africa lots of corruption by our people thats we trust z leadership This is time wastage and diversion tactics. Official investigations should've commenced and people should've gone to jail already. But cadres will be protecting cadres. The rest of us are lower priority.
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