Has Government Been Blue-Ticking State Capture Report Recommendations? Ramaphosa Answers

Has government been blue-ticking State Capture report recommendations? Ramaphosa answers

Former Chief Justice Raymond Zondo delivered a scathing rebuke to Ramaphosa about the ministers he appointed to be part of his Cabinet,

Zondo Commission: President Ramaphosa Releases Detailed Account Of Actions Taken - The Bulrushes

Pretoria – The presidency has pushed back against suggestions that recommendations of the State Capture Commission were largely ignored and instead released a detailed account of actions taken in that regard. The Presidency on Monday, 28 July 2025, released the latest progress report on the implementation of actions arising from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s response to the recommendations of the State Capture Commission, which shows significant p…

State recovers R11 billion in corruption cases

By Zukile Majova Four state capture trials have ended in guilty verdicts and over 50 high-profile cases are set to go to court between now and 2026. Nearly R11 billion has been recovered from companies linked to corruption, including ABB, McKinsey and SAP, while more funds remain frozen. President Cyril Ramaphosa has hit back at critics who claim he has failed to act on the recommendations of the State Capture Commission. In his latest progres…

Ramaphosa defends State Capture progress amid Zondo’s criticism

By Johnathan Paoli President Cyril Ramaphosa says government is making steady progress in implementing the recommendations of the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, describing recent reforms as crucial to restoring accountability, rebuilding public trust, and protecting state resources from future abuse. On Monday, the Presidency released the latest progress report outlining the implementation of measures stemming from Ramaphosa’…

State capture commission's recommendations 'a work in progress'

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the implementation of recommendations made by the state capture commission of inquiry remains a work in progress.