#GuptaEmails: Here are this week's 5 most important reports

Further details of the influence of the Gupta family on South Africa's politics and government-owned business entities are in focus this week, as more information from the leaked Gupta e-mails emerges.

Atul Gupta in a file photo. The high court in Bloemfontein held that the business rescue practitioners of the company he co-owns, and not his directors, have the legal standing to represent the company.
Atul Gupta in a file photo. The high court in Bloemfontein held that the business rescue practitioners of the company he co-owns, and not his directors, have the legal standing to represent the company. (James Oatway)

Further details emerged this week of the influence of the Gupta family on South Africa's politics and government-owned business entities, as more information from the leaked Gupta emails was revealed.

 The email leaks over the past months have painted an increasingly detailed picture of the family's relationship with and alleged influence over President Jacob Zuma and some Cabinet ministers, prompting an outcry over the Guptas’ alleged attempt to “capture South Africa”.

 As the story continues to develop, we have compiled a list of some of this week's most important stories about the #GuptaEmails.

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