South Africa Names Members of ‘State Capture’ Commission on Guptas
- Former Auditor-General Nombembe is among the six members
- Investigations to start in next few months, Zondo says
Suspects, including a Gupta family member, sit in the dock where they appeared at a court in Bloemfonten, South Africa on Feb. 15, 2018.
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South Africa has appointed six people to the commission of inquiry into allegations that the Gupta family was allowed to influence state decisions.
Khotso de Wee, acting secretary-general in the office of the chief justice, Advocates Isaac Vincent Maleka, Leah Gcabashe, Paul Pretorius and Thandi Norman, as well as former Auditor-General Terence Nombembe will form the panel, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, who chairs the commission, told reporters in Johannesburg on Wednesday.