The Jacob Zuma Foundation is showing nothing but contempt for the findings of the commission of enquiry into state capture.
President Jacob Zuma has slammed the fifth and final instalment of the state capture report saying it is unlawful and filled with gossip.
Zuma says the report is biased and favours president Cyril Ramaphosa which indicates factional support. Zuma was expected to be at the briefing but he was a no show, while it was specifically indicated that he would be present. The head of his legal team, Advocate Dali Mpofu explained that Zuma was advised not to attend the briefing due to his parole conditions.
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