The state's charge sheet, as filed in the Durban Regional Court this week, details all payments Schabir Shaik made on Deputy President Jacob Zuma's behalf.

It states that there is no evidence of any repayments of more than R1.2-million Shaik or his company paid on Zuma's behalf.

Accounting records seized during raids, which are attached to the charge sheet, show that Nkobi Holdings paid fees for Zuma's children attending the University of Zululand, Sacred Heart College in Johannesburg, Holy Family College in Durban and St Catherine's Convent School in Empangeni.

Shaik also paid the monthly allowances of the children. Among documents seized during the raid on Shaik's companies were accounting records showing that Shaik also bought a car for one of Zuma's children and paid for maintenance and servicing of several cars belonging to members of Zuma's family.

A breakdown of payments made on Zuma's behalf while he was MEC for Economic Affairs and Tourism in KwaZulu-Natal, and later as deputy president, is as follows:

Travelling expenses: R34 751.61;
Vehicle expenses: R156 260.92;
Cash payments to Zuma and his family: R60 523.40;
School fees and education: R263 224.59;
Allowances for Zuma's children: R103 060;
Designer clothing: R65 391;
Allowance for Zuma's late wife, Kate: R19 900;
Standard Bank: R93 653.31;
AQ Holdings: R112 500; and
Rent: R120 176.68.

With acknowledgement to the Sunday Times.