From Jacob Zuma to Hlaudi Motsoeneng - five high-fliers implicated in state capture in 2019

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From Jacob Zuma to Hlaudi Motsoeneng - five high-fliers implicated in state capture in 2019
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Various politicians were implicated in state capture testimonies heard by the Zondo commission of inquiry.

Former president Jacob Zuma was implicated in various testimonies given before the state capture inquiry.Deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo and his team of evidence leaders listened to scores of testimonies from politicians, government officials and employees in an attempt to get to the bottom of state capture and those responsible for corruption.

Among those implicated in scathing allegations heard by the Zondo inquiry were former president Jacob Zuma, Nomvula Mokonyane, Hlaudi Motsoeneng, Siyabonga Cwele and Malusi Gigaba.Former SABC executive Hlaudi Motsoeneng denied that he fired some of the public broadcaster's employees who defied his policies and leadership style.

He also denied that he issued a ban on the coverage and broadcasting of violent protests, a decision which was perceived as his efforts to protect the image of the ruling party. Motsoeneng, who was the COO of the public broadcaster at the time, was also accused of interfering with newsroom and editorial matters.and Motsoeneng to cease interfering in editorial matters,

Motsoeneng, who was subsequently dismissed by the broadcaster, denied any wrongdoing and told the Zondo commission that he was merely being “responsible".

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