Former president Jacob Zuma's son, Duduzane Zuma, took the witness stand on Monday. He appeared before the Zondo Commission, a public inquiry investigating allegations of state corruption and fraud. At the State Capture Inquiry, Zuma refuted allegations by 6 witnesses saying that he was a political facilitator for the wealthy Gupta family. He is expected back at the commission today. CGTN's Angelo Coppola has more.
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