Includes bibliographical references (496-510) and index.
Contents:
Part 1: The Capture of State Ministries or Institutions; The attempted capture of the National treasury, The capture of SARS, The State Security Agency. Part 2: The Capture of State -Owned Enterprise, Transnet , Eskom, South African Airways, Denel, SABC, The New Age, Alexkor, PRASA, Part 3: Bosasa, Part 4:State Capture in the Free State, Part 5: Flashpoints Part 6:Bits and Pieces and Findings on Specific individuals; Part 7: President , Patty, Parliament, Part 8: The money , How the Guptas used their loot, The commission's findings and recommendations.Part 9: reflections and Big Picture Recommendations, The problem; The Solutions, Part 10: Zondo in Review, The good, The bad, The ugly.
Summary:
The Zondo Commission's reports and findings are fundamental to understanding South Africa's past and future-but their length and intensity may leave them largely unread, Paul Holden unpacks the Commission's findings, condensing its narratives and demystifying legal language to make the Commission's work accessible to all.Holden is well placed to do this as he gave detailed evidence to the Commissiion on the hard evidence of State Capture -When, where and how the money flowed, and how much that has cost the people of South Africa." Back Cover.
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