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The author of a new book, the President's Keeper, details the destruction of law enforcement agencies under President Zuma.
The author of a new book that reveals damning claims surrounding Nklosazana Dlamini-Zuma's campaign, as well as a network of people who have apparently kept President Jacob Zuma out of prison, says his sources are credible.
In the _Presidents Keeper, _veteran journalist and author Jacques Pauw reveals explosive details.
Citing people he says are 'impecible' sources, Pauw states that President Zuma was paid R 1 million a month for a period in his first term as President, by a security company owned by Roy Moodley.
The book continues to detail how the President failed to submit tax returns in the first five years of his Presidency, and how his son Edward Zuma was paid monthly by suspected tobacco smugglers for his political influence.
Speaking on the Zuma's influence over the SA Revenue Service (Sars), Pauw says he has documents related to a meeting with then Sars acting commissioner Ivan Pillay urging the President to pay his taxes.
This is also contained in documents I have that the first term meeting between then Sars acting commissioner Ivan Pillay and Jacob Zuma himself…