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Former Free State MEC for Economic Development Mxolisi Dukwana took the stand at the state capture inquiry today to testify against former Free State Premier and current ANC secretary general Ace Magashule.

During his testimony Dukwana revealed that his official diary was removed from his office after he was relieved of his duties. Dukwana was told that his diary cannot be located, but no record of its removal was documented. He said locating the diary is important to verify information he provides.

Judge Raymond Zondo said that, “there is no reason why the commission should rely solely on cooperation from the provincial government and cellphone records are possible to retrieve.”

On this matter, Dukwana said a letter from the cellphone company [Vodacom] stated they would require a subpoena in order to retrieve Dukwana’s cellphone records.

Zondo enquired about the reasons why Dukwana was also not able to retrieve

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