Gupta Family

Parliament scrambles to finish outstanding work before the end of term

Members of Parliament are scrambling to complete outstanding work before the end of term. Most notably the inquiry into the naturalization of the Gupta family which aims to determine if the correct procedures were followed

Dirty money allegedly used to build temple in Gupta hometown

A recent article has claimed the Gupta brothers used funds stolen from South Africa to fund Saharanpur temple dedicated to their father. Meanwhile, the NPA and Hawks bicker about who is responsible for the extradition process.

Why the Guptas are to blame for the festive season loadshedding

This festive season will be a lot darker for South Africans as load shedding will interrupt celebrations the rest of the year. The Guptas have some blame here as their mines under-supplied Eskom, leading to a coal shortage.

KPMG promises to donate monies made from Guptas to civil society

The global network of firms that give audit services, KPMG, promised to donate a total of R47 million to civil society. The money they plan to donate came from fees earned from the Gupta family for serviced rendered to them.

The NPA has dropped the Gupta-linked Estina Dairy case and people are fuming

The National Prosecuting Authority has revealed that it has temporarily dropped the Estina Dairy case. The scandal made headlines after R250 Million meant for poor black farmers was transferred to Gupta-linked enterprises instead.

Gupta owned Optimum mine paid almost R1 billion by Eskom

The Gupta-owned Optimum coal mine has received R705 million from Eskom since March, IOL reports. However, coal levels are low, which has lead to stage 1 load shedding across the country in November. The Eskom plants which receive

Friends or foes? Atul Gupta retweets EFF and twitter has questions

South Africans were left dumbfounded after Atul Gupta retweeted a post made by Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema, which suggested the location of the State Capture Inquiry might indicate a conspiracy.

Will the Guptas finally face the music? SA and UAE ratify extradition treaty

The Gupta family might finally face their alleged crimes after South Africa and the United Arab Emirates solidified two key treaties. According to reports, the National Assembly signed off the extradition treaty on Thursday.

Fact check: Does the Fireblade evidence prove Gigaba was a Zupta soldier?

The Gupta-Zuma network - also known as the Zupta network - has taken such control of SA that it's hard to find a government official who was not involved in state capture in some way or another. So, how guilty is Minister Gigaba?

Ajay Gupta wants to clear his name about the state capture allegations

Ajay Gupta plans to return to South Africa to clear his name. The eldest brother of the Gupta family is innocent and had nothing to do with state capture. Ajay says his family never asked any minister for commercial benefits.

Gigaba explains decision not to act against Guptas, but advocate cries foul

Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba has explained his decision not to act on legal advice to start legal proceedings against the Guptas citizenship. Gigaba said he did not want to risk jeopardising any possible future extradition.

Malusi Gigaba goes on the defensive, opens up about relationship with Guptas

Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba has defended himself against growing allegations of improper conduct with regards to his relationship with the infamous Gupta family and their various business partners and associates.

Home Affairs official claims Gigaba’s office ordered him to fast-track Gupta visas

A former high-ranking official from the department of home affairs told MPs that he was ordered by Minister Malusi Gigaba’s office to assist in the fast-tracking of visa applications for the Guptas and their associates.

Jonathan Jansen on Nene saga: 'Refuse Nene's resignation. I would trust him'

Professor Jonathan Jansen, the rector and vice-chancellor of the University of the Free State shared his opinion on the Nene saga. It seems South Africa is torn in two - half wants Nene to be fired, the others want to forgive him.

Nhlanhla Nene admits he was fired for not towing the line under Zuma's rule

On Wednesday, for the first time ever, Nhlanhla Nene revealed the real reason former SA president Jacob Zuma sacked him. Nene said Zuma fired him after he refused to tow the line on the Nuclear Deal and the SAA strategy.

Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene to own up to Gupta meetings

Minister of Finance Nhlanhla Nene will appear before the state capture inquiry commission on Wednesday and will address his meetings with the Guptas. Nene met with the notorious family on more than one occasion.

Home Affairs Minister Gigaba hosted open state capture Q&A on Twitter

Minister of Home Affairs, Malusi Gigaba, denies having links to the Gupta family and tried to prove it on social media. Gigaba hosted an hour-long Twitter Q&A session in an attempt to clear his name in the public eye.

Duduzane Zuma admits meeting with Mcebisi Jonas, denies trying to bribe him

Former president Jacob Zuma’s controversial son Duduzane Zuma has admitted to meeting with the former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas in October 2015 but he has rubbished claims that he offered Jonas a bribe.

SA and UAE sign extradition deal - is time up for the Guptas?

The Gupta brothers, Ajay and Atul, could possibly be extradited to South Africa soon - where they'll have to face the corruption charges against them. The UAE and SA have signed agreements that let the 2 countries help each other.

State capture inquiry revealed ANC bullied banks for the Guptas

On Monday, Standard Bank's Ian Sinton testified at the state capture inquiry and revealed just how far ANC ministers were willing to go to keep the Gupta show going. Sinton testified of bullying by ANC members.

4 explosive revelations by Standard Bank during the #StateCaptureInquiry

The state capture inquiry saw Standard Bank's Ian Sinton testify and drop some shocking bombs. Perhaps the most shocking revelation was that one of SA's former ministers, Mosebenzi Zwane, tried to bully the bank.