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OVERVIEW: Legal counsel for Zuma, Gupta and others implicated in #StateCapture all present at inquiry

The first day of the commission of inquiry into allegations of state capture was marked by lengthy submissions and introductions, including by legal representatives of those implicated, with the first witness only expected in the stand on day two of proceedings.

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Meet the legal teams fighting for the Guptas, Zuma at state capture inquiry

As the state capture commission of inquiry kicks off with its first witnesses this week, a clear picture has emerged of who will fight the allegations against the Gupta and Zuma families on their behalf.

Land claims must still go through the courts - Agri SA tells land owners

As land expropriation without compensation gains momentum, agricultural industry association Agri SA has taken it upon itself to alert land owners to the action they can take.

Eastern Cape man in court for allegedly axing his mother to death

Police have arrested a 55-year-old Eastern Cape man for allegedly axing his 88-year-old mother to death.

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Sport

Bok loosies fail to spark, but Rassie satisfied

Before Saturday's Rugby Championship Test against Argentina, the Springbok loose trio had been a major talking point.

Boks: Durban gate all-time Rugby Championship low

SA Rugby’s bean counters had reason to be disturbed by the small crowd at the Springboks’ Durban Test: it was a Championship nadir, writes <strong>Rob Houwing</strong>.

Steyn leaves field mid-over during county game

Dale Steyn has left the field four balls into his 11th over while on County Championship duty for Hampshire.

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Tech News

Naspers concludes disposal of Flipkart stake for over R27bn

Naspers has concluded the disposal of its 11.18% stake in Indian commerce company Flipkart.

Tesla board torn between shareholders and CEO Elon Musk

Tesla’s board of directors is at a critical juncture, wedged between a larger-than-life figure to whom many are personally close and their larger responsibility to shareholders.

Grappling with tweet aftermath, Musk acknowledges exhaustion

Elon Musk has acknowledged exhaustion from overwork as he deals with the aftermath of a market-rattling tweet on taking Tesla private - a mess that worsened with reports that US regulators subpoenaed him over the statement.

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