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Transnet officials told to approve tender or lose jobs, inquiry told
The details emerged during the testimony on Monday of former Transnet group chief information officer Makano Mosidi.
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Ex-Transnet treasurer feared for her life before resignation, inquiry hears
She blamed former chief executives Brian Molefe and chief financial officer Anoj Singh for creating a difficult environment in the company.
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State capture inquiry hears of ‘unethical’ Molefe, China South Rail relationship
Last week, the commission heard it was Brian Molefe who picked the company's locomotives, which Transnet strategic manager Francis Collard described as unsuitable.
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I feared losing my job if I didn’t listen to Molefe: ex-Transnet employee
Chartered accountant Gerhard van der Westhuizen said Brian Molefe made his position clear when he objected to the former chief executive's decision regarding a surveillance system contract.
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Brian Molefe picked 'unsuitable' China South Rail locomotives for contract
The commission of inquiry into state capture heard from previous witnesses how Gupta-linked companies received significant so-called success fees for sealing Transnet's deal with China South Rail.
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Popo Molefe: Transnet overpaid by millions for trains in dodgy deals
Transnet board chairperson Popo Molefe took the stand at the Zondo commission where he testified that he was 'astonished by the widespread corruption and willful disregard of the rules' at the parastatal when its board was appointed in May 2018.
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Brian Molefe, Anoj Singh and Siyabonga Gama 'architects' of capture at Transnet
Popo Molefe has described a sophisticated operation that was used to weaken internal governance systems and facilitate the outflow of money to cronies.
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Popo Molefe: TNA knew of Brian Molefe's Transnet appointment before announcement
Popo Molefe has told the commission that before Brian Molefe was appointed CEO of Transnet in 2011, the Gupta-owned newspaper, _The New Age_ was privy to the information and published the story.
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Molefe's options limited in bid to keep R30m Eskom pension
Former Eskom chief executive Brian Molefe has only the Constitutional Court to turn to in a bid to keep his R30 million rand pension pay out but his chances of success are slim.
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Molefe just can’t win: Another court orders him to pay back the Eskom money
This is the third failed challenge of the order that set aside his pension agreement and ordered that he pay back the R11 million already doled out to him.
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Ex-Glencore CEO lifts lid on Eskom tactics to force Optimum out of business
Clinton Ephron took the stand at the state capture inquiry on Wednesday and testified that Brian Molefe simply refused to negotiate a new contractual agreement with the mining company without giving reasons.
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'Eskom & Brian Molefe strong-armed Glencore on coal contract,' inquiry hears
This emerged from testimony by former Glencore CEO Clinton Ephron, who is on the stand at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture.
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Corruption Watch in bid to have former Eskom board members declared delinquent
The organisation has filed an application in the North Gauteng high court-accusing the former officials of violating their fiduciary duties and gross negligence.
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Brian Molefe: 'It's unfortunate that Popo Molefe revealed info about summons'
Brian Molefe says that Transnet board chairperson Popo Molefe failed to follow and respect due process by making this announcement and insists he’s been treated unfairly.
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Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe denies corruption claims
Transnet board chair Popo Molefe says there's evidence of maladministration and corruption under Brian Molefe’s watch.
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Parly committee calls for Eskom to review pension fund regime
Public Enterprises committee made the call when it adopted its report following its inquiry into state capture and corruption at the power utility.
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Parly committee calls for prosecution of individuals over Eskom corruption
The Public Enterprises Portfolio Committee on Wednesday adopted its final report following a lengthy inquiry into governance failures and state capture at Eskom.
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Gordhan set to testify at state capture inquiry
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan was meant to appear last week but he asked for a postponement to Monday.
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Zondo commission invites Brian Molefe to attend Monday proceedings
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is the next official to take the seat before Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.
