First part of Zondo’s state capture report to be released to public shortly - President Cyril Ramaphosa said implementation of recommendations against those implicated in the report should only be expected in the latter part of 2022
Ramaphosa received the first part from the commission chair, Acting Chief Justice, in a handover ceremony on Tuesday at his Union Buildings office, and said the document would be available to the public later in the evening.
A summarised version of the entire state capture report will be available when the commission concludes its work in February, the commission chairperson added. implementation plan on the recommendations. Government will therefore not make pronouncements on the findings nor recommendations of the commission’s report before having received all parts of the report, and having considered all three parts of the report,” he said.
He said the process of implementing the recommendations would be fully transparent and those implicated would be held to account.
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