Jacob Zuma & Ajay Gupta Reunion | State Capture Never Ended? | InQuestion

Jacob Zuma's controversial trip to India has reignited South Africa's State Capture debate after the former president openly reunited with fugitive businessman Ajay Gupta, describing him as his "friend" and "brother." The meeting has sparked outrage across the political spectrum, with questions being raised about accountability, diplomacy and whether the legacy of State Capture still influences South African politics. In this episode of InQuestion, we unpack Zuma's visit to India, his public defence of Ajay Gupta, the diplomatic controversy involving South Africa's High Commissioner to India, and the government's conflicting responses. Was this simply a private visit between old friends, or does it send a powerful political message about accountability, justice and State Capture? This video explains: • Zuma's meeting with Ajay Gupta and why it caused outrage • The State Capture Commission's findings against the Gupta network • Why the Gupta brothers remain wanted by South African authorities • The controversy surrounding South Africa's High Commissioner to India • Ronald Lamola's investigation into the diplomatic visit • Government's conflicting responses from Khumbudzo Ntshavheni and Paul Mashatile • The ANC's criticism of Zuma's India visit • The MK Party's defence of Jacob Zuma Years after the Zondo Commission exposed the devastating impact of State Capture, Jacob Zuma's public embrace of Ajay Gupta has reopened difficult questions about political accountability, corruption, government integrity and whether South Africa has truly moved beyond one of the country's biggest scandals. #JacobZuma #AjayGupta #StateCapture #ZondoCommission #SouthAfrica #MKParty #ANC #Politics #Corruption #GuptaFamily #India #DIRCO #RonaldLamola #PaulMashatile #KhumbudzoNtshavheni #Accountability #CurrentAffairs #InQuestion