Former SAA boss Dudu Myeni received more than R600 000 in less than a year from donations made to the Jacob Zuma Foundation, which has been under her full control for years.

Bank statements for Myeni and the foundation, subpoenaed by the Zondo Commission, reveal that between December 2014 and October 2015, the foundation transferred R655 000 to Myeni’s personal bank account.

The transactions were for amounts varying from R30 000 to more than R90 000 a month.

The Sunday Times reports that the foundation had as much as R5m in its bank account at times. Foundation spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi said that since Zuma intended to take the entire report on judicial review, there was absolutely no point in engaging on the matters being raised.

The foundation’s bank records also reveal that cash deposits amounting to R1.5m were made into it between December 2014 and January 2018.

The deposits were made by individuals who mostly just signed the deposit slips and added their initials instead of their full names or details, raising suspicions of money laundering.

The deposits varied from R50 000 to R200 000.

Myeni was not the foundation’s only big beneficiary.

Zuma’s now-estranged wife Thobeka Madiba-Zuma was paid R100 000 by the foundation in June 2015.

Full Sunday Times report