The presidency formally received the fourth part of the state capture inquiry report on Friday morning.
Chief justice and inquiry chairperson Raymond Zondo presented the first part of the report to President Cyril Ramaphosa at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on January 4.
The presidency formally received the third part of the report on March 1.
On Thursday the Pretoria high court granted a six-week extension for the final delivery of the state capture report, giving the commission until June 15.
VOLUME ONE: THE ATTEMPTED CAPTURE OF THE NATIONAL TREASURY, EOH HOLDINGS AND THE CITY OF JHB, ALEXKOR
VOLUME 2: THE FREE STATE ASBESTOS PROJECT DEBACLE, THE FREE STATE R1-BILLION HOUSING PROJECT DEBACLE
VOLUME 3: THE CAPTURE OF ESKOM
VOLUME 4: THE CAPTURE OF ESKOM
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IN FULL | State capture report part 4
The presidency formally received the fourth part of the state capture inquiry report on Friday morning.
Chief justice and inquiry chairperson Raymond Zondo presented the first part of the report to President Cyril Ramaphosa at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on January 4.
The presidency formally received the third part of the report on March 1.
On Thursday the Pretoria high court granted a six-week extension for the final delivery of the state capture report, giving the commission until June 15.
VOLUME ONE: THE ATTEMPTED CAPTURE OF THE NATIONAL TREASURY, EOH HOLDINGS AND THE CITY OF JHB, ALEXKOR
VOLUME 2: THE FREE STATE ASBESTOS PROJECT DEBACLE, THE FREE STATE R1-BILLION HOUSING PROJECT DEBACLE
VOLUME 3: THE CAPTURE OF ESKOM
VOLUME 4: THE CAPTURE OF ESKOM
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