WATCH | Jacob Zuma's first date with the Zondo commission

On Monday, former president Jacob Zuma began his testimony before the commission of inquiry into state capture.

Former President Jacob Zuma has managed to circumvent the legal process for close to two decades, through his so-called Stalingrad strategy. More is being revealed in the Zondo commission .
Former President Jacob Zuma has managed to circumvent the legal process for close to two decades, through his so-called Stalingrad strategy. More is being revealed in the Zondo commission . (ALON SKUY)

On Monday, former president Jacob Zuma began his testimony before the commission of inquiry into state capture.

A few of his political allies including Des van Rooyen and Carl Niehaus showed up to support him.  Supra Mahumapelo arrived surrounded by media and a police escort. 

Supra Mahumapelo seen arriving at the state capture commission in Parktown where the former president Jacob Zuma is testifying.
Supra Mahumapelo seen arriving at the state capture commission in Parktown where the former president Jacob Zuma is testifying. (Thapelo Morebudi)
Carl Niehaus.
Carl Niehaus. (ALON SKUY​)

Black First Land First leader Andile Mngxitama was refused entry, allegedly for wearing his party regalia. Mgxitama is refusing to remove the regalia, arguing that the police must show him a rule that bans party regalia.

Black First Land First leader Andile Mngxitama
Black First Land First leader Andile Mngxitama (Thulani Mbele)

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