State capture inquiry delivers ruling on Fraser’s application to cross-examine witnesses

The chairperson of the state capture inquiry, acting chief justice Raymond Zondo, will on Wednesday make a ruling on former correctional services head Arthur Fraser’s application for leave to cross-examine witnesses.

NGO Democracy In Action has approached the high court to prevent the hand over of the state capture report by acting chief justice Raymond Zondo, pictured, to President Cyril Ramaphosa. File photo.
NGO Democracy In Action has approached the high court to prevent the hand over of the state capture report by acting chief justice Raymond Zondo, pictured, to President Cyril Ramaphosa. File photo. (Veli Nhlapo)

The chairperson of state capture inquiry, acting chief justice Raymond Zondo, will on Wednesday make a ruling on former correctional services head Arthur Fraser’s application for leave to cross-examine witnesses.


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This comes after Fraser’s scathing letter objecting to Zondo as a candidate for the position of chief justice.

In the letter Fraser claimed Zondo refused him the opportunity to question witnesses who levelled allegations of corruption and misconduct against him, before the inquiry. 

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