The Zondo Commission’s report and findings are fundamental to understanding South Africa’s past and future – but their length and intensity may leave them largely unread.

Join expert investigators Paul Holden and Hennie van Vuuren in conversation with Koketso Moeti on Tuesday, 20 June as they unpack and synthethise the findings of the report – when, where and how the money flowed, and how much it all cost the people of South Africa.

With billions looted in State Capture and the damage ongoing, this conversation will be essential listening for all citizens.

Paul Holden as spent the last fifteen years exposing grand corruption, beginning with the Arms Deal, and has written five bestselling books on South African and global politics and corruption. Paul is Director of Investigations at Shadow World Investigations, which he co-founded with his long-time colleague Andrew Feinstein.

Hennie van Vuuren is the founding director of Open Secrets and has over twenty years’ experience working on issues of economic crime and accountability from within civil society. Hennie is the author of the bestselling Apartheid Guns & Money: A Tale of Profitand The Unaccountables: The powerful politicians and corporations who profit from impunity andco-author of The Devil in the Detail: How the Arms Deal changed everything.

Koketso Moeti has a long background in civic activism and has over the years worked at the intersection of governance, communication and people power. She is focused on connecting people in critical moments to take targeted, coordinated and strategic action for real change. In 2021 Moeti was announced as an inaugural Collective Action in Tech Fellow. She is also an inaugural Obama Foundation Fellow, Atlantic Fellow for Racial Equity and an Aspen New Voices Senior Fellow.

The good, the bad and the very ugly