The Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture has announced that it has served a summons on former president Jacob Zuma, to testify before it, not only in January next year, but also for a second week in February. The commission says Zuma will have to appear before the Commission from 18 to 22 January, and again from 15 to 19 February next year. A Commission spokes-person today also confirmed that it has yet to lay a charge against Zuma, for walking out of the commission on 19 November.

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