Both discussed whether Nene should, in fact, step down as a result of his clandestine meetings with the infamous Gupta family.

The EFF says it has been vindicated by Nene’s resignation.

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Nene’s failure to appropriately disclose his dubious meetings with the Gupta family in a timely fashion led to the public outcry.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is not prepared to speak out on Nene’s fate… yet.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has a lot on his plate this week.

Looks like Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene is on his way out. Unfortunately, the rand is set to take a big knock as a result.

Nhlanhla Nene’s Gupta revelations relating to state capture have caused him a world of pain.

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A tough week for Nhlanhla Nene has ended with him making a full and frank apology to South Africans. But will it be accepted?

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Nhlanhla Nene charged back at the EFF and claimed to have responded to their letters where they inquired about his dealings with the Guptas.

Files submitted to the state capture inquiry reveal that Jacob Zuma’s cabinet were ready to tell some mistruth on the nuclear deal.

All the fallout from Nhlanhla Nene’s explosive testimony and a look ahead to the Jobs Summit in your South African news today.

The EFF have fired the first shot at Nene after his state capture testimony.

Could Julius Malema be up next? DA Shadow Finance Minister David Maynier believes the CIC should tell the state capture inquiry what he knows.

Nhlanhla Nene has sung like a canary at the state capture inquiry, but it probably won’t be enough to keep the EFF off his back.

One huge focal point for our South African news today wrap in Nhlanhla Nene. He’s about to spill the tea at the state capture inquiry.

The EFF wants Nhlanhla Nene to step down as Minister of Finance.

A lot more damning allegations are about to be revealed this week.

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Mcebisi Jonas was expected to replace Nhlanhla Nene who was fired in December 2015.

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If you could choose two people you’d want to dish the dirt on state capture, you’d go for Pravin Gordhan and Nhlanhla Nene.