The first four reports of the epic State Capture Commission headed by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo are a clear indication that the ruling African National Congress is in for a rough ride in the run-up to its five-yearly elective conference in December...

The project would be based at the Eastern Cape port terminal of Coega which is in the home territory of ANC chair and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe who has been accused of malfeasance by Judge Raymond Zondo's state capture commission...

In appointing Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo as the new Chief Justice President Cyril Ramaphosa used his constitutional powers to trump a populist cabal in the 23-person Judicial Services Commission (JSC) which was backing the respected Justice Mandisa Maya President of the Supreme Court of Appeal as the committee's favoured candidate...

Dozens have been named in the official report on state capture and corruption by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo...

ANC chairman Gwede Mantashe from Eastern Cape is likely to play kingmaker despite being heavily criticised in the second volume of Justice Raymond Zondo's investigation into state capture...

Before Ramaphosa finally entered the fray on 17 January two South African ministers two veteran ANC heavyweights and Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo roundly condemned Sisulu's intervention and demanded a withdrawal and apology...

Active Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said Sisulu's accusations were the 'worst insult ever levelled against the judiciary in democratic South Africa'...

Then Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo handed the first tranche of the commission report into 'state capture' to President Cyril Ramaphosa on 4 January and it was published immediately...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned the African National Congress that a judicial commission headed by Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo – which enjoys the support of the President and the ANC – will portray the ANC government as 'corrupt and incompetent' in a long-awaited report...