Zuma to continue giving evidence at state capture inquiry

An agitated Sikhakhane said the inquiry had become"a political process," drawing loud clapping and cheering from Zuma loyalists in the public seats at the inquiry.

Zuma, who started testifying on Monday, had dismissed all accusations made against him by previous witnesses to the inquiry. He was due to give a final day of evidence on Friday after the inquiry was adjourned on Wednesday when he complained that the questioning was effectively a court cross-examination.

We you Mholozi to tell us why mama Winnie went to the TRC alone and the ANC did not. And not forgetting that she was the President of WL of the ANC.

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